The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1916, Page 3

“ ' : ( ~ Mareen: CRITISH REPULSED WANRE BATTLE BERLN REPORTS Entire Offensive Brought Standstill, According to Gehan Claim. MEN AND GUNS TAKE Defeated Again in St. Pierre Vaast Wood. BERLIN, Nov. 20 (by wireless Bayville).—Attacks were made by British yes between Serre and south of Miraumont announces that thes with heavy lo to the attacke The Britieh nro driven from Western part of Grandeourt. “Between Yerre and Beaucour ee¥s the offictal report, “and agai our positions south of Miraumont tacks were Inunched during the e Beaucourt s assaults fail ning hours which failed, with heavy! In hand grenade} losses to the enenwy engagements our Infantry ejected British from the westerp portion Grandcourt “During the counter-atta of } week we took prisoner twenty-t officers and 900 men and captu: thirty-four machine guns. fame as the “Athenian Hero." “The French again attempted to en-| The specialist told Justice Philbin ter St. Pierre Vaast Wood from the while he was absent from his northwest. They were repulsed, al-| Long Beach home at No. 63 East} 2 : de {ve Street, last October, the life though thelr attack was one RAL NNT tnt Mee eda 29 fresh forces and prepared by strong) "Phrough her + LG. Walt a Rand the young chered he | It is the general belief that the} husband ame tired her | he} é ‘ ; ‘i s that under the pretext of pro- Somme offensive has come to a Po ac pivarnaue: tte aiecieate | standstill and the general battle bas) ojg da Rube Wik beni ie counk Deen split into isolated attacks. Swiss woman to the gLong Beach “The local successes of the attack-|#ension to wateh her movements hat be expanded anal ane Nfe unbearable for her. ing enemy SAGE TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK Labor Federation Will Urge Con- gress to Allow Use of Banke When Mixed With Sulphur It Deposits by Cities Bi Back Its Beautiful BALTIMORE, Md., Nov, 20—Con- ustre at Once. reas will be urged to pass legislation : ; | whereby money on deposit in the Gray hair, however handsome, de-| postal savings banks n notes advancing age. We all kni the advantages of » youthful appe ance. Your hair is your churn makes or mars the face. When fades, turns gray and looks streak far beautifully, possibly tell, a: rally and evenly. You moisten small strand at a time. other application or two, its natu Wyeth's Save and Sulphur Co ound is a delightful toilet requisi Advt. French Reported to Have Been erday on the Somme front aod The War Office just a few applications of Suge Tea . to-day, and Sulphur enhances its appearance \°A alternative suggestion, con- @ bhundred-fold. [tained in the resolution is that the Don't stay gray! Look young! Government shall establish such a ® Either prepare the recipe at home or system of credits that the people ret from any drug store a 50-cent may borrow money for a long term of ttle of “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur years at a low rate of interest, to »mpound,” which is merely the old- | build thelr own homes, time recipe improved by the addition > = | of other ingredients. Thousands of Woman Killed by G folks recommend this ready-to-use, Elizabeth Krez, thir ars old, reparation, because it darkens the besides, no one can it darkens so natu- jonge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one By morning the gray hair disappears; after an- color is restored and becomes Bennet Luhak, thirty-nine yenrs ol thick, glossy and lustrous’ and you! a cigarmaker, who bad been out of appear veurs younger, work for several weeks, committed suf t {s not intended for the cure, miti-, gation or prevention of disease. Co eer «\ e have mostly been fost by German counter-attacks,” says the Press Bu- reau. “The fact that In weeks the same villages hi been mentioned again and again in German as well 6 allled war reports Is the best proof that the battle on the general Somme front has come to a standstill. “After desperate attacks the cov- eted heights of Serre have remained | in German hands. From Serre itecit the British were’ driven again.” i TEUTON DIPLOMATS | ORDERED FROM GREECE | | to Despatch From Athens Says French Admiral Has Set Wednesday as the Date. LONDON, Nov, 20.—An Athens fespatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company says the German, Austro- | Hungarian, Bulgarian and Turkish | Ministers to Greece have been in- formed by Vice Admiral Du Fournet, commander of the Allied fleet, that |they must depart from Greece by Wednesday. DOCTOR SUING HIS WIFE NOMES “ATHENIAN HERO” N. to the) ec, ors, the |Long Beach Specialist Declares Greek Life Guard Called While He Was Away. ast at-| ve- | br Wix George B. wealthy epe- jallst and realestate owner of Long the| Beach, to-day brought sult for di- of} Vorce. His w td Winifred, was his secretary and b¥siness manager until jast|they married in 1906, The doctor wo mes Nicholas Dimitriu, a tall, red| Powerful Greek lifeguard who gained nd POSTAL SAVINGS LOANS | TO BUILD MODEL HOMES be loaned to municipalities for the purpose of butlding model homes for its citizens, In accordance with a resolution unanimously adopted by the Amer- ican Federation of Labor Convention ow at It it ed, was found dead fn the kitchen of her| home, No. 4207 Firat Avenue, at 3A. M. | to-day by her husband, Antone. Gas was escaping from an open bracket. and the pollee reported {t a aulclde, Krez has been out of work some time and hia wite, who had been ill, was do- spondent. . Leaps to Death Window. ral m- cide by Jumping from the window of bis te, . furnished room on the third floor of No, 447 Marcy Avenus, Williamsburg, shortly before 12 o'clock to-day, Despondency because of his failure to get @ Job was the reason Ann tLe THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1916. Greatest of Temptations in the Path Of New York’s Young Men and Women Decided for This Pastorby Mixed Jury Highly Esteemed Jurors of Both Sexes Agree That “Clothes” Form the Greatest Temptation for Girls, but for Young Men Opin Lure of Dissipation, Pursuit of Pleasure, Living Beyond Means to ances, Are Mentioned. By Nixola Greeley-Smith. What is the greatest temptation | York City? Df. Fred Wiyslow Adams, pastor Church, in West Se tion from the pulpit yesterday in his evening sermoi Besides giving his own view of this interesting prob- lem, the clergyman men and women of oft assist him as a gort re * and women, as any * a whole community 5 aear' jury were @aco) H Nicholas Murray Bu SET Chie! Justice Isaac John Wanamaker, Theodore Mitchell, of the Christian Advocate, and Bishop William D. Shepherd of the M. E. Chureh. The women jurors chosen by Adams were Dr, Katharine Bement Davis, Chairman of the Parole Com- mission; MM Mabel Cratty Secretary of the National Bo: | the Young Women’s Christian Asso ciation; Miss Angela Morgan, p« and myself. Men jurors were asked to talk of | what they knew of the temptation of New York for men and the women) to pronounce upon the special perils) of our elty iife for young women. Each member of the jury rendered his verdict independently of the others. It is peculiarly interesting, | therefore, in studying these rate verdicts t) note that the women agreed unanimously that the great est peril of New York for girls is the lure of pleasure, of bright lights | and pretty clothes, while the men dif- fer, and widely, as to what consti- tutes the greatest “danger to their own kind, | | MEN JURORS CATALOGUE TEMP- TATIONS FOR THE BOYS. The poll of the jury follows: | JACOB SCHIFF—"Being of the age of nearly three score and ten I am) not very competent to say what is! the most susceptible temptation to) young men in New York City, but I believe I shall not be far from correct if 1 say—Women.” DR, FRANK CRANE, editorial wri- ter—"Dissipating his time and his ef! fort upon non-essentials.” | NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER,| President of Columbia—"To spend more money than his fixed income | justifies in the endeavor to keep up with the expenditures and standards of living of other peoplo better off than himsel. ply for the sake of having a Mttle in.” a KATHARINE BEMENT DAVIS, Chairman of the Parole Commission —"The desire for pleasure—the kind that ta typified tn the glamor and glare of wroadway., oF Se theatres and cabarets, and similar places. NIXOLA GREELEY - SMITH — Joneline: second, clothes, rr. ——————<$<—$<—_____ | viewed as a whole; but how many! ion Is Divided—Women, Keep Up Appear- for young men and women in New of St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal venty#ixth Street, answered this ques- read the opinions of representative New York whom™ke had called in to of jury. It was a mixed jury of men group which undertakes to speak for, must be. The men members of the Schiff, banker and philanthropist; itler, President of Columbia College; Franklin Russell, Dr. Frank Crane, Henry E. Woolever, assistant editor | IVES KING GEORGE PLEDGE OF LOYALTY FROMTHE HIKADO Marquis Mayeda, Bearer Message to Allies, Here on Liner New York. xirls of twenty, young, ardent and un- disciplined, have such wide vision? # not the temptation of clothes, | the temptation of nature. New | unites the call of Fiji, the call beauty and of ease, the’ drive of| onomic pressure, und, last of all, | ¢ call of Kokomo, the siren voice the forbidden,” CRAZE FOR THE MATERIAL EX- PLAINS THE TEMPTATIONS, | “I have considered the jury's re- wics in relation to the third tempta- | tlon of Jesus, ‘Cast Thyself down, for | it is written He shall give His ‘an-| Kels charge concerning Thee." “Our | smptation to-day," @ald Dr, Adains,| ‘That Japan will remain faithful to “ia to pose, to be unreal, go pass ours), Tint Japan will remain fauntul selves off with ‘a swashing and mar-|'He cause of the Allies, no matter outside’ and then trust to luck to! What the owtcome of the war will be, tu inake good or to be delivered from! was the assurance carried to King orge from the Mikado by the Mar- the pitfalls of our own foolhardiness. quis Mayeda, who arrived tn New “In other words, we are tempted by fulse and superficial standards, A York to-day on the steamship New York of the American Line. thi ot man lives beyond his Income to keep. up with the Joneses, who ure mort ng the future to keep up with Lizzie, who Is hitting the high spots ‘The Marquis Mayeda and the Mar- to keep up with the Four Hundred, chioness, accompanied by a suite of and somehow they all expect a stroke secretaries and vants, were met of luck to bring them out even at last. : ej “A itr] wants to be sporty because , UPON thelr arri 3 tion o it looks smart, and seems exhilarat-| prominent New York Japanese, ‘The ing, or she wants things pretty, as a actor wants the shine of the’ spot? Nght, because she hasn't anything worth while, anything real to balance her unreality against, “The world@s mostly posing, trom the smart Aleck to the warring na- Marquis is one of the wealthiest men in Japan and holds the rank of eap- tain in the Imperial Guard The Marquis would not discuss mis#ion beyond saying he bore ut sonal mesfuge from the “Mikido to tions, be ee of the temptation to do and the unusual and the the King, but a member of hin party ‘lack of the conviction for reality and aid the moasaxe was ono of sAdur the spirit of brotherhood and 4 ance of Japan's futhfuinces and to “The different temptations of young bs i | men and women mentioned filustrate PUE to rest certain stories Issued this craze for the material and non- through German propaganda work to essential In one way and another, the effect that Ja and Russia and should warn us to conquer as Christ conquered, through finding the world of the spiritual and tho eternal. would soon enter Germany. into @ weaty with JOHN WANAMAKER believe} “Every young man and woman The New York should have arrived in the final bodilers it eau J ed peg t a| LE Dai l I wot ous in port yesterday, but wa layed by that the wasting of one’s time 16 &t} o; e ut, How am I to eo livin, a throe days’ ¢ the bottom of more sin und tompta-| most worth while? The most r ‘ three days’ gu tion than any other one cause. The| prayer ts ‘Oh God, make me Among the engors wore Capt Heavenly Pather bas xlven every one | tn Christ we fin ity, John ‘Tregelles and Mrs. ‘Tregelies of us exactly the same @ mone of ———s- pt. Trege wii chief transport “a ake the best use of pos- y anspol | sible, ana if we fritter it away we are TWO VIOLATE FIRE LAW. oni er of thn oval rita flee i God's greatest gifts to the Dardanelie#und jy on his way te aes ot ” Garment Workers Admit AMowine jig plantations in the Ntate of Chi. CHIEF JUSTICE ISAAC FRANK-| Rabbiah Under Work Benches. pus, @Mexico. Although he has not LIN RUSSELL—"To achleve wealth} Samuel Mgchlowit# and Benjamin been fn Mexico for seven years, Capt and gonial cle oS pe Mgrs soryed Freedman, proprietors of a skirt and ‘Tregelles suid he had no fee re low standards of busines garment factory at No. 128 Weat Twen- Kurding conditions tn the country and fol wing bad leadership @nd @x- | eee ee ee pleaded guilty. in” the Another yaxuengor wan Mrs, Uh \y Court of Spectal Sessions, " bodied a re ual HARRY E. WOOLEVER ne |Court of Special Beastons, Manhattan. jue widow." Sirs, Van Volker editor of the Christian Advocate to maintaining & yilsance and been abroad two your , * erence." were each fined $25. Action agsinet ome the greater t “NISHOP. WILLIAM 0. sHep- |) hyn Gancierianes wer Rhee | PSUR ALLS ha “ih HERD—"It is the temptation of the| Fire Commissioner Adamson, based on to New York’ on material, the seduction of material | onunis mide te Mie py diremen ®% Patria, which was chased by. a Ger tO EODORE MITCHELL of the| Met, they responded to an alarm of (Kn Aulmatine und put nto Lisbon ELL, here, Oct. 3 Mrs, Va olkenb eturned to motion picture production “Intoler-| Assistant District Attorney A. Bo Kome with badly shattered nerves, ance’—"I am sure @ great majority} Unger told the Justices that Capt The mystery of the ship was G of men interested in the theatrical Conine of Hook and Ladder Company Nexulescu, said to be a Kourmantar Husiness would say that the most se-|No. 24 found quantities of inflammable prince, Mr, Naguiescn preserved. lis » temptation that a young man|'Ubbish. @onsisting of clippings, elgar- | Sincog” very w There were 64 in New York City ix the] ote atubs wind burned matehoa under |, rr i 4 ae nt | the ” machines and ne i fn : with women of the "bright tthe factory, “rhe tuhblah hud ihe: ape fo nner of the “ing Mn also the lnearance of having been there for a Was a Business mun ‘ 18 temptation. If they tim ¢ drags | Roumania ehold the physical and moral A wiih, ROrceae were ater > wrecks that business men see suc- bish, It Was charged ‘inn to this false ehvtrommment Ta stra | PLAN BIGGEST SUFFRAGE ure many a fine chap would hesitate before taking such terrible risks IDA RAUH MUTE IN COURT FIGHT @F THE NATION “Votes for Women” Leaders Gath- ering in Albany, Will Lay Ground Work for Record Campaign. ALBANY Reta to Plead to Indictment on firth Control Charge, Mra, Max Eastman, wife of the maga- zine writer, known In the professional world as Ida Raub, who was arrested May 80 on the charge‘of distributing Hirth: contro! Mterature at @ mass meet- vov Plans for th “Pire ing in Unton Square, was indicted by Dent Friendar Bvery time tappear in your ee the bearing of these two things |the Grand Jury to-d Arrater ‘i be. | Kreatest campalg equal suffrag delightful city Tam shocked to see so many | O04 the bene O. ersonal conde Judge Delehanty tn ae l Liat ania on unitie avn’ sel teas voung women with leathery, wrinkled, blotehy MISS. MABEL GRATTY, Gene Mite. Bastin (10 blew Siiiws : ital Ps sallow compicnions. ‘The next tine you go shop: | Secretary of the National ‘Board of | i" !niictinent. te. "korn DL ea ypenfanted, suring, Min) just cbserve the women sou pass. TE would |¥, W, ©. Ac-"E should say that the | ii ner explal ' rt tht He not blame your sweethearts and husbands if they | young womans mov O 1 Migs stmun tng uw der hig | HONUal ¢ r ote : cw y closed their eyes to kiss you. Are you indifferent cloth perhaps most of all, but things | 4 plea of not guilty to be ente F 4 ¥ Toth 1 avanti about your eppanren Don't you know the |fo nave, to wear, to have about one| At tho time of her arrest | Rounced to-day con on wil simple rules of beauty culture? Haven't you| ina to do with.” man was held for trial in the Court of open to-morrow and continue until learned properly to wash your faces? MISS ANGELA MORGAN athe specie), 8 stone, Five others, includ ne | Fritay, Preliminary meetings of th city’s call to joy and beauty at any stad Peel senat WOTe | na ’ tate Committees were Years ago I found out that @ perfect com- oe ag it ag ie Sa oy ot held Rab ene ver, to complete plexion simply means a clean skin. But I never! ing git THE SAME IN NEW| ‘he charge, had her case transferred to areca Leet use soap for fear the caustic in soap will age my th and Jury, The others have bean | the convention arrangements, thin, What do T do? You surely’ don't rapect | YORK, KOKOMO OR FIJI ISLES, | irled in shocial Sunstone, “nes Ashinw| ‘The opening soasion to-morrow wil me to remove grease and grime from the pores of | fn explaining my own verdict to Dr.! polton Mall being acquitted. he marked by the bresentat tt my shin with plain warm water! What von Adana as we dixcivaed the vot send re im Mio. Norman b ah ces with cold eH and wipe wit ve jury waa afternoon tis for Hin Aasete Benoues, 1 NE re m Mp ! We vil your fices with cold erean and wipe v omiay aftern i lim Mbp rach oe cedagsn Aton 7 wi The grense mixes with the grime only to cause The tamy w mn ; K 4 Mee 4 hi MR ORR BTGRTGAE sre most Sti is the same in| prprsHURedt, Nov. 20. --aAnatner itt Which Sam canary and M enlarged pores and blickheads, No wonder you have y omplexion spat aye rie and the Pilla Rice’ Ger Mike ate took eparn Py or, |Islands, it is MEN. But no hua |" wae written Into the dina “Wednesday devet What do I do? I use a cleansing preparation that is used with water te Ee aaa nitory of the Mtteburgh-Huffalo Cont |to reports of ‘ 1 simply massage it into my skin and then wash with warm water and u|Tifd Ore tee ee narra thom. | Company to-lay when John Hi Jones, Ms \men, Mrs, aun face cloth. It cleanses as thoroughly as soap, but it does not dry or age [UC Mone you break a command. |rirsident, ed & voluntary petition President, of thy rye ae my skin or leave that harsh, drawn feeling, 1 ts wonderfully astringents | ment and you move around the block | gated, total more than 86,000,000, whila |SUCEAR@ Association, will speak in tho “crow's feet” and enlarged pores disappear as by magic. It has kept my jand are forgotten. So when a girtlassete’ are but $1,000. ‘The company @fternoon pin, the even dole complexion in perfect condition, giving me a skin of velvety ®exture, 80 | comes here from Kokomo first sho ts] went Inte recelvershl 1912 katon will bo received | 4 Whit frech, clear and youthful that my daughter and T are often taken for sisters, [Jonesomn be@ure New York lite doos| See T TR A ANS i aa a You will find it ideal for massage and perfect as a skin-food and tonic. It] prove the evn 1 aphoriam, Be Fond Postma oe HARENer Ragases. eee nara wilt ha ny: “ofiivler hanishes blackheads and piniples. Tt also keeps my hands soft and white apd yout be lenssaino: Be mes) | Postme 1 Mr HL A ena ia atanine Honestly, girls, if you want to look years younger, if you really want a) SOME. the ns Fealinen that sha campaigning theors erfect complexion, ask your druggist to get you a package of Creme L'Aine /O Int WAI kok wlll ae HINGTO M . Vou get enough for a month for only 25c, T hase bought it in| something in 8 at yeas ay ST PeeeRICee rk from Mney's and Riker's. that the eternal ve of Kok rt K ur If you girls who read this will take my advice and use Creme L'Ame |) muni. Tl ce end: Seen air (La-may) for no other purpose than to cleanse your faces, the shopping |. nq it takes time and bitter experis inday, it nnounved f centre of New York will in a tew days be a Paradise of Feminine Beauty. |ance to prove her wrong Grantod artera of thy Congresal T also use the L'Ame (La-may) Face Powder, Sincerely, B/amghe Dearing, that goodness pays when lif a GR! Union bere to-day, . NEW TEUTON GA ~ OVER ROUMANIAN attacks Front of Field Marshal von | Mackensen: In Dobrudja and | along the Danube, ax far as the | Port of Oltina, east of Silistria, | there has bee y firing.” i PETROGRAD yr (vin Tt }don sare still ret ling southward ne invading |Austro-German troops in the dial | ey region, the War Oltlee at | to-day | FIRE IN HOLLYWOOD INN, CLUB HOUSE OF WORKERS of William 1 Yonkers Workingmen Al- | Gilt Cochran to | most Destroyed. Hollywood Inn, the palatial $200, | house given to the work= Jinemen of Yonkers several years ago | Jy the late Witham F, Cochran, the \tather # Alex Smith ran, was oyed by a fre this morn | almost completety J which sturted at 10 clock ing. ‘The club is at Broadway and Hudson Street in the centre of the leity, but the flames were kept from | spreading | The building is a five-story struct. ire of gray granite and was Cyrnish “ys club, K to lux- have ats their Hollywood Inn arafhon race HOUs rUNners, Hatch and ax any milllo the donor the provid uri ehibs, Thank broug cmeng them Johnny Hayes. Louis Fistere, endent of the the tire int It had w as W Intention of 1 workingmen with all the wealthier men ‘The annual iV Day 4 many f Sydn 6 y Assistant Duilding, Superin- discovered large aswembly hall 1 through from the ma- nlc lodge rooms where it is belleved the blaze started. ‘The three upper floors were burned and the debris and Water ruined the furnishings of the wer floors. 18 GITY MANAGERS HEAR HOW NEW YORK IS RUN a of on their onvention, Kighteen business manag Western and Southern cities way to thelr third annual whieh begin® to-morrow at Spring- tlold, Mass, Were the guests of May Mitchel in City Hall to-day, The were conducted by Richard 8, Childs, Seoretary of the National Short Ballot lorgantaation, and Carter Childa, retary of the Department of Plan and ieture of this elty In his s b of welcome Mayor Mitchel sutd “The attempt to reduce the work of the various city departments here to & strictly business basis has been re- fected in the fact that beginning with lithe budget of upward of $60,000,000 in J 1614, when this admitistration took Heo, the budget to-day ts $58,000,000 frat that fo, the Iuidget for Jun when the adinistration optics This has been done @® applying to departments the business princt ves that you anply in managing your olive cities.” AMERICAN SHIP STRANDED Sth, a, Formerly Owned Here, Stgnale from Goodwin Saad BERLIN, N The A an | steamship Sibiria, according to wireless r o launeh Jom 1 ts of 3,347 tons gro! lt {in the apring Of to, the, Witte berg al from Sydney, los are with I four. she carried hn ocrew of fifty persona, sald to be all ship Stheria of 11,2 rated under the Ame CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of SAE LLEE BELLANS Absolutely Removes INS ‘CONGRESSWOMAN LOCKS HERSELF IN photograph Mise in Willing to pay $6,000 for thi An* automobile |priviloge of presenting a inerely consent to having he ship used for The vloture who kin arations AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING Treasur (i Athleties in this country under the auspices Union nual gat 1916 the t keventeen bodies busines# ¢ President Georg timor measure, ie boxing Hoston $3,528 CRUSHED BY SUSWAY TRAIN, RUSHING 10 HS IL WIFE \ Samuel Senjer, Falls From : | m [Ate Cle yn, fell jin t whbound lecal train < = ds ssantifjiments ‘ nei lot the Twenty-third Stre ubway Petrograd Admits Retreat in the| Proposals of Marriage Come station «ty ' nh to-day and ‘ , . x : . , [a8 so seriouslyinjured he is not ex- Jiul Valley Regiow—Fight- From All Over the Country [ne Neseial WOlE ing in Dobrudja. to Miss Jeannette Rankin. 1% oe ie Oe ee who — pahobe vee had suffered from vertigo, stagmer nila Nov. 20 (by wirelosa to) MISSOULA, Mont, v, 20 rur-| Pa ance ‘s Nese , el Bayville ‘The Austro-German Nl sued by offers of marriage, advertis | soataan thee nergency brakes stopped paign against the Roumanians and | a . ling agencies wanting her pictures, |t train sudde Senter became their Russian allies has galned fur- | | tine te Satie a Mibianiine 4 ther successes, the War OMfce an. |9nd by cranks nd beggars, Mine) a « eer rs ; Hevue oe sei ‘a nounces, Near Campulung the Rou |Jeannette Rankin, Montana's new [sa he wa anes . a sith lily Reh wade, ategcue palate oye Congresswoman, took rete Poedny | Hie begged that word of the accident add ey eee ME behind locked dora and st *"l ye Kept from her, His right leg will were tepulacd, brother, a former Harvardgsootbal! | bo amputated PES Ree Or tiry, Aesren eat Pea |player, at the front gate“te meet | DeBdilchd Sek Bowddiede std hobby visitors een ee oof Francia: Our operations against ] Kevery wall beings @ treat rf the Russo-Houmant front are bf 6 +4 | Proposals from all over the t : urls Wi as progressing acapriing “to our tates, One man, a lawyer from Okla- | 3 Ah RAs et ee Camputung the | Mts “fomporarly employed picking $ Saye hair stays curly and wavy Rtn WARe OF aoa their {f2ttone” sitld he loved Mise Rankin | $ fora tong time and appears pumaniana aro exhausting thelr | ri the moment he heart she coukt| } natural fo. unitg, which are Of mixed and } ‘owe Rata { haphazard formation, in fruitless ene ee eee eee th paste wanted to It ture company Rankin's teeth concern a ew my would | owner: | Ivertixing purp exelt 4 motion n Call Mixes Rankin if she atest ment is er ft himeelt and harp rnia, the made prep all winter dug in) near ymestend remaining er Rubien’s Report Shows k and Field Sports Were Jonducted at a Profit Girls! Try this! Before ¢ waving your hair with pins, a heated iron, just moisten each strand with atalpa water and you will be de lighted how natural the curls and waves appear and how long they last in spite of wind, dampness er perspir ation, A few ounces of atalpa water will cost very little at any Urug store and there is nothing better to help re- tain the curls and waves or to soften, ys or pers,or Amateur Avilette | to-day at the an- | ing of the delegates, were | conducted at a profit of| Announcement to thin eft of t shown us se Breadunic ‘| loss or fluff the hair and to make it fey Eypterick: We Rublen. | ere thick and abundant.—Adv dotel Astor, when delegates of associations and allied met to transact the annual the union, J. Turner of Bal- ided and called the meet- gistration com hy eo} the manner o n swimme tits were due, in Large profits, accruing from championships, held in spring, which netted Dues and registrations added nd the track champlonships od for $450, Other activities lant Swish—and he ran off with the biscuits, the receipts » hand ap to ‘There was apent dy the Gee! Ma was mad. 196, leaving @ profit of $ She says that was even ind a bank balance of $15,567.42. | : In addition to the rirular expondt. | quicker than Pa makes tures of the year, the treasurer was : : authorized to the James. F. cm disappear. Ma Sullivan Memorial Pund the eum says D C makes of $2,500. _— | Four More mre Sank) Two of LONDON, Nov. 20.—Lloyd's Ship- ping Agency sinking the Lady Carrington, 8, the Vasco, 1,914 tons, steamer steamer been sunk Them Are Br to-day reported the of two British steamships, 20 tons, and} ‘The Portus Is the Flour for me and the Italian | SELF-RAISING tons, also have 10 and 25¢ Packages Sanntcola Tala, 2,087 Y Indigestion, One package | . proves it. 25cat all druggists. | dé ( pw Special Tuesday x Silk Plush Coats Fur Trimmed Rich Full Model Ripple Back *20 | This is one of the mos’ irprising values the Coat the New Pashion It } »Y Room ¢ shop has yet produced is of seat sill plus ’ simulating the genuine seal, and is in the very pink of fashion, with the graceful “swing’ to be seen in the most expensive coats, * Trimmed With Raccoon or Nutria Beaver Lined With Guaranteed Satin The o or low cout. lar, of generous size, may be worn high The model was taken from a smart seal It is altogether an extraordinary value, No Charge for Alterations At the New Fashion Shop Nineteen West 34th Street Bor VE V FI