The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1916, Page 8

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Jelly — Bar-le-Dule —Red and White Currant—In Glass No. ror aXe. 1tins .24 No, 1 tin .33 iis b et. . Figs—Pulled—No. 1 box.. Dates—Stuffed with various Delicious—enjoyabl nearond or Spaghetti— Salad Dressing “A. M. &C. The best half of a Salad success Oranges—Finest Floridas | from .30 to .75 dozen A hi —Extra Choice from .08 to .20 each rillin oes t e— from 30 to 60 dozen Apples—-Virginia York Im- erials-—4 quart basket. . For Cooking or Eating. Schroeder and De Constans—Imported Me- ecial California— per gallon, including jug ‘ort—I mperial—Imported le. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, bth d tt 18, 1916, FQ Merrall & Condit esr. Company i Holiday Value Those who know our quality have only to glance * at these prices of Holiday Table requirements to » instantly realize the exceptional value offered. er Crystallized — HIGH COST AT BIG PUBLIC GATHERING —— Evening World’s Campaign Enthusiastically Indorsed at ' East Side Meeting. In the Auditorium of Publlo School No, 62 at Hester and Eanex Streete, .23 | the largest meeting hall on the Barat | Side, 3,500 people assembled last night Jat a meeting of T' Bvening World's Housewives’ Association to discuss the | hieh cout of living. Outside the schoo! | there were as many more people un able to gain admittance. Most of those present were housewives who rose In revolt against present prices of necessities, particularly food and coal, and they volced unanimously a demand for relief trom further extor- tlona, Just what are the causes of the! high prices and what specific reme- | dies should be applied the houxewiver | could not tell, They only knew that | they are being charged higher than ever before for nearly everything they | and cannot longer endure the! burd “What do you want to do?” asket| Harry 1. Schiacht, who presided. “We leave It to The Evening Woth| waa the answer from the audience amid much cheering. The sentiment was volced by one of the speakers, who said “A nowapaper that has done so Much for the people as The Evening | World surely can help us best in this | emergency. It has given us cheaper gaa, widows’ pensions, penny tur and many other beneficial me It can help ua now.” Among the speakers were Rabbi M. C. Kabinowit Goodrich of P » School Jacob liollman, Secretary of Parents’ Association of Kaat Schools, and Je The general ing was that price tioularly of ow. Port—Special C. per gallon, elu jug 1.08 cy Lee jug.. Gin ba er - Everything for the Yuletide. ay ie of |tlon of meetings of milk produ nd} he held Dee. 90, "whick to | carrie It Bt home ata vont | fant’ Order from Newsdealer in etuffs, was largely due to artificial manipulation by dealers who take ad- Vantagy of shortages in some lines due to European war conditions to boomt everything to an extortionate | } degree. There was unanimous de- | mand for government interference . 1.08] through & commission to regulate prices of necessities of life. One hundred women volunteered to make house to house canvass of the east wide to increase tho membership of the Housewives’ Protective Asao- ciation to 100,000 members prepara- tory to presenting demands to the Legislature next month. Boyeott by Men Brings Dewa Eanes. KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dee, 1— Slowly but surely the Kansas City restaurant men's eg@ boycott in wo A.B. Crad ganization, ‘od have dropped in price from fol rtyet ‘and slots from to thirty-one ning of the boy- Crader explained. nid MILK Producers’ Association to» Announced plans for the organiaa- are ex result in the ofganization 0! cow owners, After county organizations have been perfected the work will be into separate tows The ob- jeot of the organization to obtain at market value for dairy products, | cpg GRAND JURY WARNS i ‘eats ic | PARENTS OF “MOVIE” SHOWS pain EE TEV Dine ‘TREAT Should See the Plays Betore Allow. ing Their Children to At- tend Them. Many reports of crimes against young girls and of depravity among boys, which came to the attention of the Kings County Grand Jury during November, prompted a presentment dealing with the moving-picture theatres, which was handed to County Judge Hylan to-day, ‘The present: ment also touched on public parka, The Grand Jury has found that tn Brooklyn there ia not sutticiont supervision ov their children, who @ lowed to io aa th though the law provides that chi under sixteen may not attend a ing picture theatre unattended by adult, the picture houses are crowd with children under the legal age Investigation has shown that sax | playa, so-called “problem” plays, and {many film dranas, tending to linpalr the morals of youth, are shown to audienc *s of children in Brooklyn, v Jury recommends pai to see motion ploture plays. bi allowing thelr children to attend melody of grapes and \ goodness. NN uultry and other food. | BEAUTIFUL GIRLS WILL BE AT CHRISTMAS FAIR AT THE RITZ-CARLTON | i li | { @ Rite-Cariton to-day, from 3 rs the dansant and Christ- Mas fair for the benefit of the or- thopaedic ward of the Post-Graduate Hospital, and one of the leaders of the affair, which has the appro and help of society, will be Miss Adelaide Sedgwick, who will have charge of one of the booths, Among other young women who will also preside over booths will be the Misses Ger dine Adee, Sarah Collier, May MAL s Loulse Monroe and Mra. Winthrop McKim and Mrs, Samuel N. Hinckley. | BOUGHT MILK FOR STATE, SOLD IT TO OWN COMPANY Head of Distributing Concern Tells Wicks Committee of Methods of Food Department's Agent. Whilo ho was buying milk from the Farmers’ Co-operative Dairy Com- pany as an agent for the State De- in| Partment of Foods and Markots, N. A. Van Son was selling the milk to the Modern Dairy Company in which he was a large stockholder, ‘This wax testified to by John F, Doyle, President of the Modern Dairy Company, before the Wicks Commit- tee to-day. committee, then asked the “Don't you think that immoral transaction? A. No, think it was, The witness also testified that Mr. Van Son received for the trade of the Co-operative Dalry Company not only money but part of the capital stock of the Modern Dairy Company When the hearing adjourned Ben- ator Wicks sald they probably would be resumed about Jan, 15, —— |RICH MAN’S BODY IN CANAL. hian Found a in Jer- ey Believed Murdered, WILDWOOD, N. 4, Dee, 18. —Mure der is ausperted by pollee to-day In the |death of Frank MoMillan, wealthy Philadelphian, whose body was found in Otten's Canal here. A deep gash had & mos! come erty here. He in his pocket. Only week end with ,{& small sum was sane on the body. Maistrato Appleton to-day tried 146 men charged with amoking in factories, in violation of the new State law. Following the suggestion of Fire Commisstoner Ad n. who broug! about th the Majist fine: workingme each, and bosses $50 each, The anti smoking InW wan enacted ax a result of the Triangle horror, Lin. cee Conductor Gets $45,000 for Accident Dne to Fatigue. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—The Bu- eme Court to-day affirmed a $45,000 o court damage award 4o B, Wilson, former Bi hio Railroad conductor, Tyhen, he stepped ‘from his Wilson's plea for he dent might 4 the result without! RT, Pa. Deo, 18.—The ed by fire of wnknown ort: kin to-day » and mlorekee po ® | Plo IX. to-day told how they were cued men arrived here yesterday on | She had safled from New Orleans | hurricane was raging, but the Span- jtempts to launch boats from both | | on a jadder. | old, quarterm: George W. Ward, counsel for the} * I don’t] ¢, ‘4QLOST ON SHIP SUNK IN BIG GALE; LAMP SAVES ESELEVEN Flashes Guide Re Rescuers to Them as Pio IX. Goes Down. | in Hurricane. Kleven survivors of the freighter saved by two plain American flash- itente, Forty of their shipmates bolleved to have perished. The res- ! » Spanish liner Buenos Aires, The twenty-nine-year-old freighter Plo 1X. sprang wleak and went down | (Wo Weeks ago, west of the Canaries. | Nov. 16 for Valencia, Spain, The, _ Buenos Alres was 700 miles from the | | Spanish const Dec. 4 when she caught | the Pio IX'# 8 O 8, The stricken | vessel was 200 miles away, and « ish Mner hurried and the next day came fn eight of the sinking freighter, | Her seams had opened. The wa- | ter in her listed her so far to port | that Der rail was under water. ‘The| sixty-two officers and members of her | crew were huddied under the lee of | her deck houses, Subsequent ate | ships failed, At § o'clock that night the man in the crow’s nest of the liner reported 4 queer light flashing from the eur. face of the sea, Antonio Oliver, the) young assistant engineer on the Pio 1X. who would be called an apprens tice on an American or British vessel, | had thought of his pocket flashlignt | and decided to take it with him and attempt to reach the Buenos Aitee Domingo FE 0, forty-five yea: er of the freighter, |decided to take @ chance with nim, Lach took hold of an end of the lad. der and went overboard with it. Aa soon as they had spfaddied the ladder in the water, Oliver reached up with bie light and Mashed it at intervals, A volunteer crew from the liner, guided by the flashes, finally got them. At 11 P. M, another light flashed on the water, Nine men had taken to @ life raft, and Chief Engineer Fei nando Oleage had brought along a flashlight, following Oliver's example, With him were Jose Ovino, fourth of- ficer; Juan Alemany, @econd engineer, and six seamen, A second boat from the Buenos Aires picked them up. Nothing more was seen of the Pio IX, exce, Phe one faint glimmer of light, But ee from her: “We “are sinking fast. Water over the decks, Goodby,’ When oawn came there was no sign of her, ‘That afternoon the Buenos Aires received a wireless from @ French transport she had picked up eleven of the crew of the Plo IX. from ara{t. The transport refused to give her name, That accounted for twei ty-two men, so it was thought forty had been lost, probably including Capt. Ojinaga. The Buenos Altres cruised about for twenty-four hours and then came on here. The Spanish Consul General ar- ranged to send the eleven survivors back to Spain. None speaks English, The Pio LX, was of 8,895 tons and 379 feet long. was owned by Pialllos, Izquierdo & Co, of Cadi, aaaaeiateS ea, ey's Banks Prosper. Dec. 1%—In the from Sept. 12 to Jersey's financial instt- wained $18,204,87 in re- $15,281,158.38 in deposits and 5 47 in surplus. Thea figures were carried in the quarterly siatement issued to-day by M. LaMonte, Commissioner of and Insurance. Combined re- of the 111 trust companies, threo State banks and twenty: ving banks Nov. 17. reached AX,712.895 the deposits $467,203,- HORLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK (cap oudstitutes cost YOU same prin K ————<——_—_ Masonic Temple Destroyed by Fire. Temple at Jermey Shore} pee juicy, Sunkict Buy a by ite tolaataliweet Serve them every i hone your dealer now. Sunkist Uniformly Good FOR SALE. . ‘13 XMAS PRESENTS 4 flab 4 deme Sip ” ered ss A. M. there came a wirelse —$—_—+— at Toys, Dolls, Games rge Reductions on many items will be available THIS WEEK. La pa | i ii i Attractive Sweaters Formerly sold up to 87.95, 3.95 Also a recent importation of Silk Quilted Vests, at $1.45 Japanese Double bed * size, coverings, at $6.75 and 10.75 Silk Pillows, Knitting Bags, Scarfs, ete. Excellent Christmas Items, Specially Priced Round Shirred Pillows of taffeta silk, trimmed with silk fruit, at $5.00 each Desirable Silk Knitting Bags, at $3.95 and 5.00 Silk Candy Boxes cov ered with gold net and rose trimming; at $1,50, 1.75 & 2.00 Stern Brothers 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fitth Avenwe Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues W est 43rd Street To-morrow, on the Main Floor. Clearance of Women’s Wool Sweaters At radical reductions from former prices Blankets and Comfortables For To-morrow these Exceptional Values in Lambs Wool Comfortables with attractive | Double bed size, with pink and blue | White i at Smart Sweaters Formerly a up to ana at $5.95' $6.50 and 8.75 Other Silk Pillows, various styles, with artistic trimmings, at $3. Wool Blankets borders, 75 to 10.00 Velour Scarfs 2 &3lbs., | try and trimmed with gold galloons at $2.50, 3.75 to 4.2 _FOR SALE. DIAMONDS: WA mr ReaieD chy Mado (Nase IONS, SVACHES, QUIRED || NO OF YY TERMS; CONFIDENTIAL. WRITE LL OR PHONE REPRESENTATIVE CALS ae DIAMONDéWATCH CO, | L97 MAIDEN: LANE -2™ Floor Jost DOWN, #1 weekly, Waltham Wat UNITED warel ANI DIAMOND £0. 1 FOR SALE. | = CHRISTMAS GIFTS | DIAMONDS, WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY. Z| LIBERAL CREDIT JAMES BERGMAN 37.39 MAIDEN LANE *" | CASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENT. 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