The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1916, Page 25

0. $, T0 BE DRY NATION IN FEW YEARS, SAYS BRYAN Commoner Predicts Countrywide Prohibition. snd Denounces License System. Wiliam Jennings Bryan, in an ad- dress at the Twenty-third Street Branch of the ¥. M. C. A. last night, Predicted that in @ few years Prohi- bition will be nation-wide. On the subject of peace he said that in the event of war “all the jingo editors should be made to get into the front ne to give them a@ full opportunity to enjoy themselve: He told how he opposed the army canteen during the Spanish-Amert- can war, and on the subject of blind itigers said he preferred a blind tiger to one that could eee. Of licensing saloons he said: “I never could #66 the logic of il- censing one man to get another drunk and then fining the drunken man. We license saloons. Did you ever hear of the granting of a license to spread hog cholera amung hogs? The day is coming when men will be elevated to hog level and it will not be pos- sible to obtain to spread disease amoi —<—>—__— REASON ENOUGH. GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAR 25 cent bottle of “Dander- ine” makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. = Removes all pow: aes | stops “a scalp and falling hair. BREAKS A COLDIN ARURRY “Pape! sColdCompound” ispleasantand affords Instant Relief. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a cold. It prompty opens clogged-up nos- trils ‘and sir passages fe the’ head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dullness, fe- verishness, sore throat, sneezing, sore- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER AUTOMOBILES, n ele Jo the an Higher Up: ERE is one for the big merchant who has | learned that it takes a truck to do a track's work. The little truck has a greater radius of opera- tion than a bigtruck. Two little trucks have more than twice the radius of a big truck. Three little trucks have.....+. Keep on multiplying and find your own answer. The first light truck built for bundle delivery and nothing else is the VIM. The VIM can stand the gaff of grinding through congested traffic on low"—and it can “get there” when the way ahead | is clear. AUTOMOBILES, VIM Trucks cost little to run. | i will pay you to get facts, figures and demonstra- fone of what VIM Trucks can do for Your Lasiness. | MANHATTAN MOTORS CORPORATION) To be possessed of a head of heavy, | © beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluiy, wavy and free from dandruff, is mere- By a matter of using a little Dande- Cine. and Inexpensive to have and lots of it. Just bottle of Knowlton's derine now-—all drug stores rec- @mmend it—apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be @n appearance of abundance, fresh- mess, Aufiness and an incomparable joss and lustre, and try as you will, cannot find a trace of dandruff falling hair; but your real sur- prise will be after about two weeks’ se, when you will see new hair—fine and downy at firs' s—but really pew hair—sprouting out all over ur scalp—Danderine is, we believe, te only sure hair grower, destroyer of dandruff and cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop falling hair at once. If you want to prove how pretty tnd soft your hair really is, moisten A cloth with a little Danderine and @erefully draw it through your hair taking one small strand at a time, ‘our hair will be soft, glossy and autiful in just a few moments—a @elightful surprise awaits every one who tries thes —~Advt. World Wants \ w atk W onders, — VAUDEVILLE. FEPROCTOR'S Jer Chew \Nartd of ie & Gillen, Fa, jway.28 5 LOEW'S NEW are & Ealick hfs Loww’s American Roo! 4 { HE BACHELOR br CHU 8 hy ENG, Will Pyract al honey, MAUD ALLAN & CO, Digby, Bell & ¢ Re BURLESQUE LYMPIC! =, Aaya aie ‘all FOLLIES ( OF PLEASURE . Mat. | Daily __ CHARITY. SUNDA ai TEST CARTE FELD MIDNIGHT. fs FROLIC AND 1009 Seats QUERETARO, Mez., Dec. 1— Owing to the rapidly decreasing size of the Interior, the Minister hend! Nothing else in the world gives | of tt has resigned. such prompt rellef as “Pape's Cold | Compound,” which costs only 25 cents re | at any drug store. It acts without THEATRES. HELP WANTED—MAL& i‘ MOTION PICTURE NOTES assistance, tastes nice, causes no incon- ee a meen ae FE | SSS Sao as aoe venience. Be sure you get the genuine. y | Don't accept something else.—Ad Jack Dingwall is with the Metro) } press department again. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. MOTORMEN | Marie Dressler is to make a world | 475) my Wane Fosinnt “eS | and | comedy called “Tillie Wakes Up.” | (h¥, ir H | Tom Wise {8 soon to appear | ‘ 'HEM US| %: “a pay pi " ee £29, CONDUCTORS jone-reel comedy by Mark Swan called | Pogiis a'New domedy “Grouchy.” Ite « Mutual. : SAM SOTHERN "4 re WANTED, 4 Marie Empress in “The Girl Who Aeolian Hal Eve, Dec, 15. ‘Thee, Bway. | j Doesn't Know,” will be the B. 8. Moss [bx BAUER 4 bel Ath St Ts ee, bah % Good opportunity to secure December release. iy Cin ermanent | ihe Rialto will introduce a novelty |B M#t.Lovdon Chariton, Mason & Hamitn Piano heal BEL. ‘Lat s Pi it position, xt week by baving an all-comedy of H'way 20, Dit he A ty Dougies Fairbanks in|—'" at Violin Keel tai 1 IN 49TH ST.™y, Mais Foam, Apply 19 Cortlandt St. |The Matrimaniac | Herbert Brenon'’s success, “War| Brides,” with Nazimova starred, will | be supplanted at the Broadway’ Dec. 10 by Carl Laemmle's big film, “The | People Versus John Doe.” “The Greater Woman,” in which Marjorie Rambeau will be the star. It was written by Algernon Boyesen. This will be Miss Rambeav's first. The Famous Players will star} Loulse Huff and Jack Pickford tn a screen adaptation of the Dickens story, “Great Expectations.” The making of the film is now under way. Robert Conness is now working in a film version of “The Rainbow,” for the W. L, Sherrill Feature Corpora- tion, He ts playing the role Henry Miller created on the regular stage. Clay Carroll, @ Southern girl, who has been acting for the Van Dyke Company, sarded as a “find” by the dl ne 19 a blonde and) has a di oth of which spell suc- | cess on the screen, | Edward Greene, of the Mutt and Jeft Film Company, is to be film su- pervisor for the South American Films Service Corporation in Buenos Ayres. He galled for that city Nov. | 25. Frank G. Hall, Arthur M. Werner and Harry T. Hall have purcha) a controlling Interest_in the Strand Theatre, on Market Street, Newark On Dec. 11 they will introduce there &@ policy of films and vaudeville. Doris Kenyon, they say, wept tears of rage when ‘the Lasky Company sent her to Saranac Lake for a snow recently. The trip kept her tending that famous dinner to Joa Schenck and his bride, Norma ‘Talmadge, held at Harold Stern's | home. sed =| GranpRapip FURNITURE: CREDIY ‘TERMS $3.00 Down on $50.0 5-00 “6 75.00 750 46 48 400-00 10-9 “ #6 150-00 15: 66 64 299.00 | 25-00 “ +6 300: | FREE RASS BED | With Bvery APARTMcNTS FURNISHED | COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $500 Cpen Monday & Saturday Evenings | 104 ST. L : STATION AT CORNER COLUMBUS: AVE. BET.103 &104 ST CHARITY, NIGHT, DECEMEER 3, AT THE HIPPODROME BENEFIT NEW YORK AMERICAN XMAS FUND— Lis obal SEXTRITE BUM ALUN 0 Hy ADELA BAIA eye "0 HIPronns 500 Seats at.. / 800 S. PRICES! oto 30s 280 ness and stiffness. | end enufling! Ease your throbbing Wax, a duck, has been acting ag co- IPARK & ° star with Mary Pickford tn WILLIAM F; COMPANY. Pride of the Clan." Tho discovery ot P-Y:Y-)-]- Fay hoes ay R several duck eggs in the studio has) \irrhs werssAlia Neat Week, ——— given rise to the —— that W ., (METROPOLITAN OPER, 39TH ST. Tees. hear es is merely laying around, PER + Mstiners de Bat, 2.25, es Frank Powell has started work on|ro.xiair aT 1 : exanty || EMMA DUNN in“ ULD LADY 31” HARDMAN PIANO Largest Distributors of Motor Trucks in the World Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing | S6th Street at Broadway { } THE 13TH CHAIR {! HAY AnD § PA [ iN shamifrnbatcit oleh RL Office open from 7 A. M. to PLAYHOUSE *873,."a dae oP. M. “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK BOOTH Y= West or Prices 50c to #2, Steinway Plano. NEW YORK RAILWAY LOHENGKIN USED, ESPECIAL Toumorrow 10, THEATRES. _ EMPIRE # xu) 4108 att} MOTORMEN Eves 8 CYRIL Ria ae | and T MONDAY, Scat tow on 3 ifs. CH CONDUCTORS An BERNH ARDT peictoire WANTED. NEW AMSTERDAM {Y Wei, PBae 2 6, SHUBERT BNcese Kiaw & Erianger's ica! Comedy * SO LONG LETTY Good opportunity to secure permanent position, W. 48th St. Nigtte at 8 Mats Wel, (pernhna sine es WM.COLLIERin NOTHIN Maxine Eliott’s*\" 5* eid 2IE GF ELOGAt MIONIGHT FROLIG OR: COHAN'S? Ruth Chatterton and company tnel. Becca McRAE in Come Out i Kitchen ONE OE THE {Ost DEL iF THE YEAK, Apply 168 West 50th st. Office open from 7 A. M. to oP. M, ASTOR =i ss Ri Fra. 20 LAST Taylor H Ween '8 NEW YORK RAILWAY COMPANY, al tatlored—3 HARD CANDY AND NOUGAT MAKERg- tw OLIVER MO! ad ment. Ap) well MILE-A-MINUTE KENDALL WITH A 1 Matineos ‘Thurs, & Sat. 2.30 Wet 48th at. Evenings §. 20 CORT Mats Wed.” (pop) & Sat 2.20. SEASON'S ONE SUBSTANTIAL HIT Oliver Morosco's Great Laughing Success, “UPSTAIRS AND DOWN” CORT THEATRE- SPECIAL M MATINEES Mornings at 10,30, Dec, 0 and OU MRermoone “tt 2°00 pee 4,98 Pg THE YELLOW JACKET WARFIELD CRITERION"; yONDS bg fs fleck FT00* *2Wee kiy HUDSON i.4°3,.0) 2755 NK Play That Puts Joy Into Living, LYRIC " rye Fe NAUGHT vietire het” OF THE GODS” ANNETTE, ee mRosht! DIAMONDS | Cash c ey tly Contidente ARMS Gui] Eve, fi hd yin Wed “Bat. CAPTAIN KIDD, ik HARRIS * Tea wid! Re gtr hot OUR LITTLE WIFE WMAT TODAY HE BIC SHio COVMNe race STANDARD OUTFITTING CO 1, 1916. HEARN Fourteenth Btreet Newest of the New—lIn Delight ‘West of Fifth Areaue ful Variety HERE SATURDAY Many, Many Offerings for Both Week-End and Christmas Shoppers SATURDAY ITEMS From Our Great Toy Department Fourth Floor Saturday Specials in Boys’ Department BOYS’ HIGH GRADE NORFOLK SUITS--Of high class woolens in gray, brown, blue, latest mixtures and patterns-—-Also navy blue worsted serges in various weaves—best tailoring— meee have extra trousers--10 to 18 Reg. $11.98 ‘ “* Saturday Special & 00 Boys’ MACKINAWS. BOYS’ CORDUROY SUITS 5.10....6.15....7.25 4.77 and 5.95 Our regular prices Our regular prices $5.98, $6.98 and $7.98 $5.98 and $6.98 M t the a Ouse Latest combination plaids and checks | any semi Nurr ik ctyien. in gray, green, brown, blue and car-| golden brown—aiso mouse dinal—variety of styles, including Be thbesepis iby sauitehet special skating models—8 to 18 yrs. BOYS’ JUNIOR SUITS 4.25 Berges, cheviots, wornteds, inings—7 to 17 yrs YOUNG MEN’S SUITS 10.00 Our regular price $11.98 and cansel- Sizes 33 to 58 chest meres in plain colors-—checks and/Cheviots and casslineres—two and fancy mixtures—Eton or braided three-button sack mode ree As collate—some with detached ¢ sortment of patterns, Includin, i is, and mixtures—plain of white piaue-—side or models—others with pinchba to 9 yrs. stripes, checks curt ai flap or patch pockets serge or alpaca lining. OVERCOATS 5.00....6.00....8.00....10.00....12.00 Our reg. $ 5.98, $7.98, $9.98, $11.98 and $23.50 Cheviot Overcoatings—chinchilla, frieze and novelty mixtures, in navy, brown and various shades of gray and green—lined throughout—military, polo, swagger or regulation styles, in every effect from extreme to most conservative--2', to 18 years. ©. ‘ Merchant Separat Stath Spotting niack nd letter +49 and 98 Giants of 1 (cute out pasted 120 pleces Soldiers of Kurope and Ai 0 Battleships, Submart roplanes in cardboard wood Cannon Pleces,. Bildmore toa, ekem-box at be made into others +49 and .O8 > deseribea the cou. block—child can bulla bridges, trains, ete, and not be knocked over, e—white oF . 69 t 1.69 An Ideal Gift CAMEO BROOCHES Round or oval—solid gold mount+ ings. plerced or Intricate wirework— | pearls, some with Intiest “shell pink © corneliang with ndertul hand carvings from abroad -modern heads. 10 and 14 Kt. Selld Got. 3.98 to 22.98 * Three Special Prices THREE COATS Also Special Prices a Skirts Women's and Mis r Coat be Piya trlamed, tah bis 6 a 21.50 aM © ate—yelour * ». zibeline ed with beaver plus! novelty belts, flare models reg. $27.98 i is really lovely — FOR AFTERNOON At 22,76—Our rem. $27.98 and $2 4 Satin, in bi serge: « combined | others are embroidered. Some have tunie skirts and gathered bodices—-Le Mozan styles. Gowns of real charm. 8 back—omart white atin and bodice button $5.98 and $6.98. $8.98 and $9.98... NECKWEAR Smart serges also at this price. At 12,85—Our Spectalised Dress, The Marnabeut Neckwear—coachman le 4 4 collar—all marabout or combined Wisated eepee, frocks 68 ight line with ostri nd pitch affeta: 1 rlunt natural 4.0s | crepe de chines pleated varied In many wa various sorts of one an interesting cut and with videry, ¢. Marabe Lvery —— USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN SHOES, SLIPPERS AND RUBBERS Men's Tan Opera and Everett Slippers M en's Tan Romeo Slippers Mens Felt Opera Slippers, leather soles, brown and gray Men's Felt Slippers, leather eoles, oxford Men's Felt Slippers with soft soles, blue and gray—-comiy Women's Comfy Slippers, ribbon trimmed, all colors Women’s Tailor-made Comfy Slippers.. Women’s Gray Felt Slippers, leather soles... Women’s Felt Juliets, fur or ribbon trimmed... Women’s Felt Slippers, felt soles Women's Felt Lace Shoes, leather foxed Women’s All-Felt Lace Shoes 4 Children’s Comfy Slippers, red, pink and blue Children’s Comfy Puss-in-Boots Children’s Felt Juliets, fur trimmed, red Children’s Red Felt Slippers, leather soi Boys’ Tan High Cut Storm Boots. . Boys’ Tan Romeo Slippers. Other Christmas Suggestion . DZS . 2.48 Some of Our Shoe Specialties: Women's Tenderfoot Dress or House Shoes or Slippers Women’s Tenderfoot Arch or Bunion Shoes derfoot Cushion hite Buckskin Boys’ and Girls’ First quailty: Ree o—_— With MARGARET ILLINGTON, wanrit ri ; Good Gracious Annabelle Some Show Wi RMON | - MAGIOT Tl ga iTLOLEA FIN uy We varie st. “8 TICE SKATING *: te Admimion 6 Ging OK MEN AND WOMEN, ve iv Republic ¥ Wea sal BELASCOMi 4! tain esi Sao, SEVEN CHANCES J OTOPLAYS, : BROADWAY Y ov. MASTBAUM ERBERT ‘BRENON’ 'S Presentation of stamford. eerost if 18) Treat srookiyn Weekly | DIAMONDS ON CR sie ci ROYALS AIDES LANE. nda 20 JOHN TA LAUT pe Let DIAMONDS ON CREDIT Lead in An he King gas 5 ALL GUUDE GU - Coewaray ye ates ne American VJatch & Diamond Co, MANHATTAN | oFeHa TRAN] ) world’s “Greatest War? ¢ Ma lave oe at & M Wet stem FO 16 50, COP bat ll A pes had Kinw & Erlanger's Gieantle owe, Suaud Ork., 1 EAGLE DIAMOND (0 37 JAMOND ‘on VERE Gt J MADEALANE | ele rots aad | | — | LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, | $500 See ROME AUPE IRS, ale DE AM BoC d WaT WL Phang » ND AY, Nu fie’ 45e, 50c, Dia pal Wy LAURETTE, TAY LOR ya ite ¥ Manners The Harp of Life Di AMOND JEWELRY 3, firm MANIS HYAMS, ‘f nite, Lara Dia Weekl>. an. 40 Maite XMAS presei 51 woenly, Per hte ar was declared CH & JUDY. 4911 TREASURE ISLAN 283 KP PA, damn We, hd = a ND I, fear ite on the ompital atock siockho) Pcemiber York Uo the ‘se omen 0 Seem Of UME a CAMPBELL, ‘treawaree, Lagun CR EDIT diamonps warcnes | 1.9%! FROCKS . Uptown Merchandise at Downtown Prices Of course you want an effective gown for the holidays. Any one of these FOR DANCING At 14.75--Our reg. $19.98 tin dress with pointed dr: skirt ed border —~ soft PTH sleeves and shoulder—old blue, malse, white, cherry. At 18.75—Our reg. $21.98 A long aracetal atyle—chiffon over- dress over radium cloth—gold thread laco sleeves. At 24.98——-Our reg. $27.98 A Taffeta Frock—Draped bodice— pointed=-handkerchief tunic with bow nots on each corner, silver lace and small puff sleeves—corn, Nght blue, pink and white. S—Dancing Frock of Satin tm 1 Shades—Crushed jico—full red skirt and corded bottom— y bag attached oO | BLOUSES Our reg. $4.98 and $5.98 BLOUSZS OF CREPE DE CHINE and CRE GEORGETTE, sh and wiite tints in immense va: rety of styles, Square, V and roun collars—embroid- and many | with diging. All charm- individuality. of great A SPECIAL IN VEILINGS | Mesh Veilings—including hexagonal, I and bord patterns —our reg. .24—per yd. .1® TOILET NECESSITIES MORNING SPECIALS—-TOMORROW, SATURDAY, UNTIL 1 P, M. To prevont dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail oi dark colorings YOUTHS’ DEVT Siw ane THUD PLOOR, jak SKOOND FLOOK $7,98 Boys’ Suits Variety of folk models tasaimeres and twe gray and tan—-large assoruinent ff patterns—-tine. linings ota 8 ye | HOYs CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR, 59 ct. Boys’ Blouses Light and medium striped or te at pat oF attac 050 | si508 Mt martly tailored Nor- durable cheviota, | Je in brown, | § Se Beeeahay velvet con of amart MISHES Met. Ce Cabinet Bor, of Statlonery, ured percal ne 1 colore- wy) en $1.98 Children’s Coat Swe: 1,84 | 35 ct. Men's Silk Neckwear an =| Wool mixed—-most bie vol. | Large open ends—stripes—figures ery, Including nar< nd dark n and dark—new Fall’ styles MEN'S FURNISHINGS MAIN FLOOR, Oxfor, light Vos PURNISHINGS—TILRD FLOOR, | 21 | $1.49 and $1.69 Men’ ™ affeta, Drea- Domet Paja um d satin—wa. Winery and Btrong—nen om, silk frogs fancy “work widths new assort= | and braid ceimmings—all alizee— mont } apft and durable RIRRONS—MATN FLOOR, MEN'S FURNISH INOS -MATN FLOOR, Clock Signa Denote Morning Specti Look for the Clocks! Look f $9.98 and $10.98 Youths’ $1.98 Girls’ Sweaters 147 | Long Trousers Suite sili Oxtots Singlo-breasted sack and’ rem! collar—pockets Se ee ciripes, plage || seb and novelty mixtures--also nuvy KCOND ¥1 er ge! nd 3-butt wlyles ref ana “Unuined—-madium end nen wie 7 31 co 88 chest 5 *, st, Boys’ Gray Underwear rt wool—ribhed —shirta—high | aa k—lon, wes—ankle draw | KNIT UNDERWBAR—MAIN FLOOR, 59 ct. Children’s . Bizes | $2.75 Women's Black Kid Lace Shoss. 1.95 Music Every Day— Main Floor—All Concert Orchestra FRANZ KALTENBORN, Conductor String Orchestra in Restaurant—Third Floor * r Telephone Orders. $2.98 Women’s Taffeta Sill Petticoats 2.40 Black and the now changeable t ‘ Van Dyke pointed ierlay of cotton—Atted all lengths. VTICOATS- SECOND FLOOR, | $2.25 Corsets 1% Of coutil, low’ ‘bust, long hip— h at model—elastic maerts, COLSHTS-—sKOOND FLOOR, Ay Flannelette Pajamas Clear stripes—-good queilty—sises (to 14 years. an heels—wide SHOES SbCOND FLOOR, | $1.75 Little Boys’ Blucher | Lace Shoes...........- | Good, heavy soles’ ana ppare— wide witths—-eizes 11 to SHOES—-BECOND FLOOR, | 59 ct. Men's Combination Sets......... _ Pair of suspender-gartere—put up tn holiday gift boxes, MEN'S PURNISHINGS--MAIN FLOOR, © Clocks!