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td-day, charged with assaulting Jo- feph Kenlon, conductor of a Ralph- | Rockaway Avenue car. Kenlon said that when Mise Rikus boarded the car at Graham Avenue 1 Broadw: OU FES ct , WHO SLAPPED FACE she had done for three years on her trips f the cloak and sult house } t where she Is employed to her home it No, 2060 Bergen Street, he spoke pleasantly to her, as he usually does, t . a : She replied by slapping his face, Miss Rikus Tells Magistrate ~ ‘rie conductor stopped the oat and B. R. T. Man Annoyed sent two company employees fora) 7 , : it the girl under Her Three Years, furnished bail for| aan ation Jater in the nK. Miss Dora Rikus, daughter of t since Mhave heen riding on Mise Rikus sald, "this man offenmively attentive, help- on and off the oar unneces- and making personal remarks. asked him time and again to ne alone, T have written three Asoher Rikus, a prominent Brooklyn engineer, was arraigned in Gates Ave- { nue Court hefore Magistrate Reynolds CHILD'S TONGUE BECOMES COATED <== o=—= IF CONSTIPATED s<aseasze xem | The largest check but one that has ever been paid in the United States passed through the New York Clearing House to-day. Drawn on the Mechan- ics & Metals National Bank by Leo, Higginson & Co,, it called for the pay- ment of $ 8,131.11 to the order of the eave ompany about him and have received » that the ‘matter would be taken up. But ho has not changed. | had to take the law Into my qwn hands." Magterate Reynolds dismissed the Tf cross, bilious, sick, fever- ish, or full of cold, take no chances. “California Syrup of Figs” So far as could be recalled to- there have been onty three other oh drawn {In the whole history of Arsorle can finance for amounts ‘approaching | Children love this “fruit laxative,” and nothing else cleanses the tender stomach, liver and bowels #0 nicely. A child simply will not stop playing that represented tn this spommin to empty the Sbewals, and the roan fo 8 ee & Metals fatto 7onF, 849.000.0009 was | paid to the, Permaglvania Raiiroad ina single check as he reault of @ bond ‘This check holds the record. —_—_o— they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, scomach sours, then your little one becomes cross, nalf-sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act natu- rally, breath is bad, system full of cold, diarthoe: 5 tong California Syrup of Figs, f rol hours all the consti bile and undi; the system, an ful child agai Millions of Syrup of Fig harmless; childr fails to act on bowels Ask you druggist for a 50-cent bottle of “California Syrup of Fi nas full directions for bat of all ages and for grownet printed on the bottle. Beware \° terfeits sold here, Get the genuine, made by “California Fig Syrup Com: pany.” efuse any otner kind with contempt.—Advt, issue FISHERMAN PLAYS ELIZA. Exposed and Drencned tor Hours in Entfore: Crossing of iHud- son lee Floe. | Arnold Conkling, @ shad sherman ot| f Woodworth Street, Yonkers, has sore throat, stomach-ache or Listen, Mother vering t of fo) middie of the He Was returning fr side when he was caught in an ice Now Conkling struggled for hours, leap- ake, dragging, bis ‘His clothes ur hours on the ice in a ove it, and it never he stomach, liver and Yonkers k heard him: Rare Views Photographic views of and antiquitic THEATRES Punch & Judy 49th Bo By iC 132 Times M. Be sure you cient hist tlon are phe of ruins and a rend ‘about ited before.” Jim Hawkins inthe Eve. World 220 ELSIE FERGUSON fm Hau Gatve's MARGARET SCHILLER SEWA AMSTERDAM), i'a' Pomy vat Bea PAY-DAY COMEDY G2, % Rar TF Mis Uatriek’s Thaw Waly “Hos Miore : Wir mel PLAYROUSE fo" 4 GRACE GEORGE Bhakespoure Tercentenury Feativul Tree in Henry Vill ion, Lan Harding & Co. with Wynne Mer Ma 2 20, m Musical Cotundy” Fat to Ditereut VERY GOOD EDDIE ST CCR SHOCERT “ELS Macrae bares We GEO. COHAN'S | rare ape gt fire ah do At. Patrick's Day Mat. To-Morrow, MITZI i in ‘ POM- POM” i, Ran Wied “a Aas Ee Si FULICINS * Brand NK WOMAN ME “ODY OF Youth au, pan ‘Watt HUvSsth rr f iti wa. by pee Ra i The Cinderella Man 2 ELTINGE *y #1 hg, FAIR Ax W. IT HAKRIS {i} Pat a “iW: Env ‘one y a done. ST» shu. RL” Tr am TANTLEF | UME MOUS REPULLIC AMUSEMENTS, | ceasa .7 te HGERY BLLADLU Y Nin a ew ET, THE BOOMERANG BRTWA MAT._SEXT TURD, tar ROAD MANDALAY Last wre GLOBET As Wr GABY DESLYS'"" "y Si Dives OLUMBIA } Wiswiur PUSS” Ba CH ¥ yesterday evening, as| ! |times to the Hrooklyn Rapid Tranatt | a ment wi forthe iasuy of tidvi eel rm 4 wae Sore ol Midvale Bier can’t harm tender stom Covertibe 7 st went, hon reo ve vel Ht Rate headed by Lae, ach, liver, bowels. inten’ & Cotati tauaranty brag Cont pany and the National City Bank. Atlted Girl Sues for @20,000. Disappointed becattse she could not be one of last) June's brides, Frances Moucek, & prepnssessing young wo to-day filed @ $20,000 breach of p: sult againat Paul Mogw! Widower of Newbursn, ear, Miss Moucek jomwits in this city a LC They set the to marry him. June, day In When the time rolled around Mogwits, the plaintiff says, refused to w i Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair Boap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your bair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared sham. | poos contain too much alkali. Thi« dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, | and ruing it. The best thing for steady uae is ee ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and greaselens), and is better than the most expensive soap or anything else | | you can ise, One or two the hair an: isten the It mal will cleanse ‘alp thoror Simply ith w aud rub it san abundance of rich, | easpoont in. creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oll. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and {t leaves the sculp soft, and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, flu aud easy to| manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut oll at | any ph sit's very cheap, and a few | ty member of the | vt ppl. family for months __ BANKING AND FINANCIAL. _ Orders Executed in BINGHAM MINES C0. lay from @ enill and| Hudson Inst night. | om the New Jersey, frote on! Nes Hel At ita Ay *| LOEW's NEW YORK 1% tiauittes nich have never been ont Tae emer Roof | Coming Mon, Nance O'Ne!! tn At curreut peices for metals and at fate of output, Company Ie earn! of 88.00 ver share with ail bende o Into stock, Descriptive letter on request, Write, call or phone 4575 Broad. TIWARI srocas “C0 S| VAUDEVILLE. FRPROCTOR ANSE Sea ii $1 Heri lie Koyal Balkin J& Brown, others Ae Bway, 29 RATE SNES. —COMBI Ass « can & -PLAZA™" | Vaudeville and Feature Photo-Play s Wormwood's Ani= “OLGA PETROVA in ‘The Soul LL BOF, KEITH'S) Joa PA “THE HABIT OF HAVPINESS.” BROADWAY #HEATKE. = OLGA PETROVA ‘ ” Special—Burton Holmes Travel WAKD in PANNE QYLYMPIC £15} Matinee Daily. “ROBINSON'S PAR'S! N FUURTS ORKV LES HELLO Gi Ris at tiie * {fo Mor i CHARITY. CHARITY BAZAAR | For the Benefit THE WaR SUFFLRE F THE CENTRAL POWERS MADISON SQ. GARDEN Now OPEN FOR SALE, ure AT» & TIMES SQU he bar cre) MAIN OFFICE, oow, SLIP COVERS $4 $9 On olstered y. ke new Diamonds on Credit | busy Terti MERIGAN WATCH & DIAMOND ¢ 6 Yana Tel, Cort, 6607. Agent Calls’ . SIXTH AVE..16TO! rg FLOOR Men’s & Young Men’s Spring Suits & Overcoats ‘We claim for these suits and overcoats that at the price named— 4 ten-dolHar billH—you cannot do better anywhere else in New York. The Suits ith the very newest models for either business or dress wear, in Ww fine materials as PLAIN GRAY PLANNELS, ALL Bien WITH SKINNER'S SATIN), NEAT s STRIPED WORSTL bs, CH and varlous MIXTURE id il of all sizes my be fitted. Yours tomorrow for The Overcoats Chesterfield or shaped styles in blacks and Oxford grays, also The liaings and trimming of superior quality, You tans. @ choice of all sizes at $10. “ ” £ Kingly” Trousers Special at °3.45 Every pair of these trousers is guaranteed to give the utmost eatisfaction. Every pair is sewn with Belding’s cablecord silk. The materials include NEAT STRIPED WORSTEDS, BLACK THIBETS, and ALL-WOOL BLUE SERGES. We can fit every man or youth from 2 to 56 waist moasure. ‘GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR : . Spring Wash Fabrics 32-Inch Madras~—in the daintiest NEW STRIPES for SPRING STYLES; fancy and plain stripes; just the thing for WO- MEN AND CHILDREN’S DRESSES, at MEN'S AND BOYS* SHIRTINGS AND PAJAMA‘ less assortment from which to choose day" 8 sale, 25 a yard c 86-Inch Volles in Plain Colors—fancy figures, dots, stripes and floral patterns; made to sell at 19¢ to 250; 12). a yard 6c Standard Apron Gingham- in the wanted blue ‘and white checks; a yard 'GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR Pillow Cases, Each 11c ‘el A manufacturer's odd lot and seconds; torn size 45.36 inches. Bed Sheets-- bleached muslin; torn size 54x90; good for cots ov single beds; only 1,000 to sell at this price; cach 24 White Goods —odd lot; short lengths up to 10 yards; also full pieces; plain and fancy grades; yard ety 9c Turkish Towels—bleached Turkish towels; some all whitey others with colored borders (some have slight mill 25 imperfections); specially priced at, each.. . c BON TON © 5 holes on On q red living, and. even REENHUT'S—THIRD FLOOR , bret Ane Mers F ad Beret Bargains at $1.95 . > * s ry emarkably good offerings, which no. parent ry nf can afford to miss ; Printed & nes Linoleum ot ight Tig, one Boys’ Novelty Suit grdy fancy mixtures, and black ecient omnes | pullin Fa Ho gheaamaee, to nee neriaees 1 Qe LTT od LI 2 3to8 yeurs; at Ist Grade“ sq yd. A similar one tn oper: Boys’ Spring’ Reefers fancy mixtures, black and 2nd Grade Era ye white checks and blue serges; sizes 3 to 5]. 95 3rd Grade sq. Ny ‘Ss; at Inlaid Linolenre: 2 Maids Boye Tan Kubberized Raincoat hs co Aen 89 98 wot LAY rhea trite LOB Eriniee) tissteuwe 4 yards wide; regularly 75¢; at, 54 uf 5 Nuc KEL PLATED TEA sq. yd 4e Kerr orn veary S$] ‘ TION. STEP LADDER GREENHUT'S: GREENHUT'S—BASEMENT ial made of SOe A 50-Piece Porcelain Dinner Set $3 49 Reg. $4.50; Tomorrow Only, at 100 of the HONK HONI K BAT 7 en 4 PLBASE REMEMBER, THIS 5. . GREENHUT'S~ FOURTH FLOOR Market specials for Friday you get everything for the table of the best at prices which ir It's the truest kind of econon are lower than elsewhere Orders Filled. | Telephone Chelsea 4000 OUR NEW GROCERY. MCATALOG UE IS READY, IT'S FREE FOR T Fresh Fruits and Vegetables A Se ARR ROR MET Ot ET SER NRT er re Eee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1916 00 J. A Green ‘Trading | Stamps Free **THE BIG STORE” 'GREENHUT'S—BASEMENT: For House and Garden The “Hatchalot” -siasonatdai $6; 75 rking pastime Baihenans F ixtures, and mirror front; Tomorrow with Purchase of *1 or More |]? oh eemtCUT OUT THIS re a 9 17 1S GOOD FRIDAY ONLY f om STREET Suamire FREE with rn hace it ge ery ye | r pr hases: e —— | | | GREENHUT ty 2-18-16. PQREENHUT'9—FIFTH FLOOR™ Il Rorkitcne Specials for Friday Dressers segs White Enamet 89.25 *9 50, “0. Millinery | The Newest Modes The Favorite Materials The oor Trim- \ The Best 1 Parieti ies el 18 White Enamel Dress € ‘hiffoniers” Specials for Friday at fe $7.50 and $10 0 Boys’ Spring Suits, Reefers ae 9 and Novelty Suits at Boys’ Suits Norfolk and Patch Pocket styles From a long list of excellent specials during our Maich with one and two pairs of lined sale of everything for the house and garden, we select the Knickerbocker trousers; tans, ftotlowthgs browns, grays and seasonable tan- ig wide: ice capacity about 50 A 5 oc “hen speelty at at 29: | \ Juvenile Novelty Suity 4 \> 7 > in Norfolk, Bill "s a | Boy und Tommy Tucker models; fan- sy mixtures, black — \ and white checks ~ \'\ Bs | ad dug verges; \\\ OT \t RP ge sizes 5 to \ 1 ‘ Graver; Knekding 8 yenrs; ut 2.95 Yess a KING CO: e: $ * Spri * OOKING COAL RANG 9 Boys’ Spring Reefers Norfolk and Double-Breasted Styles krays, tans and fanoy mixtures; black and white checks, $ etc.; sizes 3108 years; at 2.95 Sale Here, at . howe who live in the country——for any one king. Keep chickens; it Is @ oney naver fo! rp of ground | your eost Other Sales for Friday Women's & Misses’ Spring Sults— latest styles $ 16. 50 in choicest materi i regularly $19.50; at Also Big Sales of Women's and Misses’ Spring Coats and Dresses, Men's Fine Shirts 45e TUMBLER AND SI COMBINATION Choice, at KEL TOWEL 45e eee several purchases grouped in one KEL TOWEL 45@ sale; values to $1.50, sizes 134) to 1B at, 69c « i - Women's $1, $1.50 and $2 Kid Gloves —**Menders” ) Town. 45c quantity limited; at ; ** 5c SS oar 15 TRAYS a Women’s and Misses’ $1.95 and $2.95 Skirts — . 5 -95 and $2.95 Skirts sy : OC | on, Sale of Children's Dresses, Rompers and Creepers— “Hits . TUB SOAP 456 2 to 6 years. Details of Above and Othe Advertisements in Today's ENAMEL BATHROOM CAIRINETS Printed in Our Large Svening Journal. GREENHUT'S—THIRD FLOOR Splendid $21.50 516 15 e Baby Carriages Friday Only chance to make nr comfy shell n MOST Cases HE ASKING Fresh Meats Rare full size, Come and see our shaped, Pullman Sleeper, natural color only; CRAPBRRUIT aE HITe rum We deliver all pald and charged orders, He to a reversible gear, has an adjustable hood and back, - me te 29c @ ribs . fed upholstered with fine corduroy, Tes." Pras, Rea Fe caeeicieg OS | POE eal ———— mnioney Ba 32¢ sor pies Je] svaninit GREENHUT'S—FOURTH FLOOR yR BALDWIN JIT .! te ne e e Be | ce ge el Tonic & Table Wines, Et e [Tak eer onic able Wines, Ete. CUT STRINGLESS BEANS _ ie LAME f° fat ¥ . i ~ 7 aiad : Funai Te a Neary ter Spring Hollow Toquino FRESH FRUIT JAM tain a Old-Fashioned Bourbon “The Fashionable ‘a spec Distilled Over 10° Years Appetizer” ‘ ain { ne appetizer and rio ago ‘ocktail mix To- treen Cardles ae. a / ies es and aged jal Oak Cas ino Wines pet but BAe RHOVA GREEN CAN cd Meats || 187.50 $4.10 9fe quino Wine, per bot- DiSoreg 2 1B 1 19%e | c Brits hier 1 BIRTHDAY GRIEN CAN anita 6? ‘ : 5 22, Irondequoit 24e doven aio. 4 Bae | es ; ve { : 20¢ | deren, #1.00 | ine a dae” Cocktaits Fresh Fish 31 HN PRESHLY CAUGHT th, FANCY LARGE 15c Kountree Dryand = \ W $1.15 yl 6c| SHRIMP Tom Gin ag b Pel Se | HAtiauT srea 1 ne |) berrand’s \IMON STEA 1Se bismarek Wh arevagrrryn | Kummel ograc E § | ER 16¢ bd a Double gag Green Tradiag Stamps with Purchases 1 12 o’Clock--Single ga¢ Stamps Therealter quem Joab Sagem ere ee