The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 3

AAN POOL MAY BE ~ MISSING AVIATORS —~——— Report Increases Fear That b ys Col. Bishop and Lieut, Rob- ertson Have Perished. ‘ CALENICO, ¢ . as th weather \ army acroplanes b Nj} Col. Bishop and 9 Missing army aviat § ) Faguna vrieta, where } Indians saw the bodies of two men.| 1 tthe report ha oused great In terest at unp com and this will he the first fi to be made by the} *s Oviators here, | q the fir finite report the rs have ived since the two s were Inst seen Jan, 10. In ease this proves worthless the comb Ing of the Sonora desert will be taken | up from Sierra Mayo: | The report that Indians had geen ' the bodies w ived last night by| ( the military authorities conducting the] | ‘ ' aid two bodies, clad only in u eon "yam in a por CONSTANCE. Cone R he Vitter Wi he huties are amare YUdged Solely by Looks, the wreck of the aeroplane in the] 7 Black Hole region of the Sonora} Neither Cleopatra Nor dencrt | Helen of Troy Could This report reached here via the IGldahy ranch, v« of the vorder,, Get a Job on the Back Wheadquarters Be: ching | {parttes, ‘The siory was told gearehers | Row of a Broadway indians BAN DIEGO, Chorus. question of respot Dacliaiaiaitaty delay in _THE EVENING TWO ROD BODIES SEN ‘Eyes Do a Lot to Make Woman Beautitul, But Her N { 1 WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, “rer7, ‘LEAK’ COMMITTEE se Is Real Arch of Triumph PREPARES CASE FOR COUNSEL WHIPPLE Mrs. Visconti, Woman of Mys- tery, (o Be Called at | Next Sitting. WASHINGTO: n. 19, nounced to-day by members of the House Rules Committee investigating the alleged peace note “leak” to Wall Street that Sherman Leland Whipple, the Boston lawyer selected to conduct | the inquiry, will undoubtedly accept the appointment. It ts generally believed hero that the Democrats sprung a trap on Lawson by agreeing with the Republicans to select Whipple, who was suggested by the Boston financier. By choosing Whipple, it is reasoned, all criticiam as to shielding anybody will be at- Jenced, Even Lawson will be deprived of an opportunity to say the inquiry in not being carried on in @ bone fide manner. A telegram from Untermyer, pro- | testln, inst the use of his name though he ‘had been seeking a job,’ \ read to the House by Representative | Fitzgeratd, precipitated a new discus- sion of the leak inquiry. The telegram doclared Untermyer did not want the place. Representative Miller, Minnesota, objected to the tone of the message, which, he sald, was an insult to the House. Mr. Fitsgerald @ald be objected to Tt was an- FARGUER® ITE CLARK ‘VOPIGKA IS EXONERATED BY GERMAN GOVERNMENT But American Minister Will Have } jcltixens who have “the throwing of bricks” at private rendered publica service, Representative Moore, Reptibiiean, of Pennsylvania ended the discussion by saying: “Mr, Untermyer wan re- tained to investigate the Sugar Trust. Ho was the people's representative for that Inquiry, but T know that he represented great corporations. When Lawson siggested Untermyer I ques- tloner hie right to eerve. He in the last person to be conaldered in con- nection with counsel for the Inquiry.” ‘The accountants chosen to ald in the search of the books of Wall Street men and check off transactions on the Exchange and "the Curb’ before and during the exciting perfod affected by the “leak” were bury to-day gathering data that may be used when the committee resumes its fons on Monday or later when it may ait in Wall Street. Mrs. Ruth Thomason Visconti, the | {, much-discussed witnens, who 1s cred- {ted with knowing much more than aho conveyed to Tom Lawson, will un- doubtediy be called to testify on Monday. Mr. Whipphe ts a Democrat, a noted trial lawyer and was recommended among others by Thomas W. Lawson in @ letter to Chairman Henry. Mr. Whipple's selection came after a spir- ited fight ceemnlpacamnon 1,000 AMERICAN REFUGEES. ° Whe Woala 4 Palestine Grows. Jan. 19%.—Moro than 1,000 Ameriéans have petitioned Ambas- sador Elkus at C ntinople to get thom out of Syria and Palestine? The Ambannador cabled to the State Depart- ment to-day that tho original eatimate of threa hundred has more than trebled since the Turkish military authorities acceded to strong representations by the State Department that American cfti- tens be allowed to leave From Jaffa and Jerusalem alone an increase of over 600 American refugees has been noted, while the remainder z come from scattered localities The Navy Department te arranging transfer the A tye ater the J Americane to Barcelona STOMACH MEDICINES ARE DANGEROUS DOCTORS NOW ADVISE MAGNESIA. Just how dangerous it te to indiserim- Inately dose the stomach with drugs end medicines ts often not realised until tee It Apparent until, perhaps years aft It te found that gastric ulcers nase troub! and keep the toot the dange contents viand sweet by taking @ little pare ft umually be found aati aevtralign jomach and ot ene food p rment Leave of Absence From His Bucharest Post. WASHINGTON, Jan, 19,—after SR Saturday Sale =—-S% fue tri By Nixola Greeley-Smith American Minister Vopicka of Rou- e . he a tho ” What makes a beautiful woman? ali an average in their) mania ‘had made explanation, the : Pi 7 elections. German Government withdrew tts tts , The Eyes Have It,” according to the February number of the Woman's Goorge anid truthfully mat| charges of upneutral activities ¢ 0 oe é Pee . s idea of an intelligent woman ainat him, but®announced mmission for |Home Companion, which prints a double page of moving picture charmers clever enough to understand | Nitary euthorities okie ae ine § ae to establteh the point. and not so clever that he will] presence of «diplomats in Bucharest, by th Possibly no one feature makes beauty. But ff td Prerey in ae Mabey | For this reason, the State Depart- § 2 ne nat / een J ne hink he prefers appy t pi t ve Vopic } magazine covers—popular chorus girls and movie | medium in looks as well as brains. bs eh thes ik fas offlcianiy inaiesnye & ! stars—may be accepted as fixing the standard of] Yet I know one man who says that] to. gay ; bile taste vomen, e: soesbacy neither beauty nor brains hay any- eae \ MOTHERS, 00 THS—. BUDS Waste ib) women eyes sre necessary, Halr S00 fide. to ao witha. women's Seances oafia sustRliy ay anise The Sale of Sales—dividing sensational clean-up ’ gs complexion extremely desirable, noses optional, and of mari The women NEAR Weeks Kily davaar yeas i reductions into three great assortments—the three ’ When the Children Cough, Rub| . mouths a matter of complete inditterence. be moth 278 ‘Troutman Street, Willa greatest groups of bargains in lavishly tailored he ren Cough, Rub | * : Lyes, hair and teeth make jhe pretty woman. But] "Yong niost ardent devotee of eauty | rosie on Aveniia at f coats this house has ever offe Musterole on Throats |e ) a nose is the beautiful woman's arch of triumph. The| cannot claim that pretty women get! struck pee tale worsing @ 4 Pp Po ruck by a Union Avenue troll 22. 50 id 1: and Chests |e 1 classic beauties survive to us without benefit of eyes| the est husbands, 0, matrimontally |in char a John Callaha: $22.50 and $19.75 Coats, Now $8 —_—_—__ ‘f i aking, neither eyes nor 1 | ble war rine'a Hos No telling how soon the symptoma -.,,7 since the ancient sculptors indicated eyes with flat. but that intangibie but | pital whore 1 ath et te $25.00 to $30.00 Coats, Now $18. . Fe: en opens suffering fr nal Infiries and 6 ! may develop into croup, or worse. oe eqn uncut surfaces, and nobody looks at the eyes of the} ri 1 for want of a bet- josmible PEAS, ony the skull 35.00 to $50.00 Coates, Now 28 And tifea’s when you're glad you have | eautiful creatures on the new half dollars and quarters, They might as|‘°" Word we call charm, |: $35. $50. i $ The very richest assortments have been ruthless! a jar of sterole at hand to give | 2 7 “ty or “ , gy ty Bane hy well not be there, Rarest of all in elther pretty or beautiful women 's "| ‘ NOSE CLOGGED FRO! FROM invaded to make up these wonderful reduct 1a d © well-cut mouth. What famous beauty can you think of with Cupid's | p these erful luction: B certain reme Alive uf pie oa Laveen Pay-nimtumeen an you” pitched DB hn. FED up" WITH WILSON, A COLD OR CATARRH from the sturdy mixture, in big ulster models, to the richest fur-trimmed silk seal plush limousine coats! mothers snow it, You should keep a] 1 ot Lily 1 y!| Zine cover girl with a blunt Iittle RS Apply Cream in Nostrils to jar in the house, 5 settee T have men. | Bos dreamy rray eyes, firm chin and BRITISH SA SAY IN VE E ‘Open Up Air Passages. Velours, Kiderwools, Fur Tex, Bolivias, Warmth- ’ It is the remedy for adults, too, | 7 Hf sere | Bs ‘oloring ts as definitely ac- without-weight Woolens—every swagger fabric Relieves sore throat, bronchitis, ton- | tioned have bea eyes. Langtry’s | quired and as local as the passion for Major Dugimore, Wh Who pa rried W. Ah! What a relief! Your clogged and every smart model! vistas, croup, stilt neck, jeyes are long, narrow, of a queer] sweet potat Des or Corn muffins, There 3rok . (nostrils open right Up, the air pas sheumatism, lumbago, pains ; very frequent American type could ping He Says Shor Satiigth, ‘breathe frecly. No more hawk- or joints, sprains, sore muse » sof a happy NAT | attract a second glance. On the TH Wil | ing, snuffing, mucous discharge,| ‘ER i fr sted feet and colds of ae But t n't photograph. So E other hand, Americans fail to appro-| . pM of tne ee bide big “ PAS" | headache, dryness——no struggling for pest (it often prevents pneumonia). |jancty most nuty earnod | clate arg Ne: PPANOO ORL o ie te eae see AIF OUAG: th at night, your cold or catarrh | , i Do raptiatloe uly enrnodjciato the bocuties of France 9F| which arrived to-day from Liverpooh| gone, Sale at Fashion stag) sbidashas basa LN a ondon's fairest Dower) was Major Cyril Patrick Willlam| Bon't stay atuffed up! Get a smal) Mae, ng ath Cat according tol the Gayety girl, has never CAUBDE ID Trnciq Radelytfe Dugmore of the| bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm from your Four Shops pular notior perfection, taste of New York , \ Army Corps. He came here |druggist now. Apply a little of this | IT WASN'T HER LOOKS THAT] Beauty Dt he spe ai TAT cs salt nin wiles ho. wan Mire ‘fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos- WON ANTONY TO CLEOPATRA, |!* 80 true that Darwin relates that | Gilbert, a daughter of Willian | trils. let it penetrate through every air . of vbhs ee inquiry among African savages as to LB Reval sind »f the head; soothe and heal ; 1 forget who tt wus that sald that if]yne cyamrntive penuty at while no 18 wal to be wort rte Snead sonthe andines Nineteen West 34th Street Es ste s nose had been half an! women and the native belles elicited 000,000 and Uvew a: Grent Neck, | brane, giving you instant relief, Bly's ° |Inch longer the whole history of the/the opinion that the local charmers lt | Cream Balm is just what every cold| Brooklyn: Downtown: Newark: World might have been changed. But| were much more attractive to thelr Nore Was asked if he tna | and cetarrh sufferer has been seeking, | 460-462 Fulton St. 14-16 W. 14th St. Broad & Park Sts. to say about the prosp He said his views a ish view in general of States and President Wilsoa reflected in a clipping which he passed around among the peporters. Tho clipping is from a recent edition 1 doubt af the length of the Egyp- pena tian's nose had anything to do with Mare Antony's willingness to lose half the world for her. Judged by mod- ‘ern standards the most celebrated siren of antiquity--I assume Helen of own tribe, on Ur fast basal Because we are a light-eyed race, our typlcal pretty girl has gray-blue eyes, light brown hair, and a figure far loss defined than European taste is NewdorhsLeadingVictrola Stores | | ! janday, 5 he! ms | 5th. re 4 ‘ Sites bu requires, rope has no cult for the! of the London | Sporting Times. It is | DIWAINASt. I7Z7WMEhSt |) thentic likeness of Cleopatra which | ae Pron Me man aN eeilel TA rept 4 | BET ANE 1 we have, a profile on u coin, show: ay be she produces an effect of j | BETOSOAVES BET SHG AVES |) wo have, vole on a coin, shows 8] curves much more definitely than an e © ' VICTROLAS on not get job in the back row of any| American welghing twenty pounds Easy Payments | Broadway chorus, mora The American taste for the maga-|AMERICAN THE FINEST SPECI- | MEN OF FEMININITY. ‘ Tho English woman approaches the classic {deal more nearlygthan the 4 | i American, Yet the at Beauties of hy wal walt pews’ one ee R England leave America cold and there | We're '& little bit fed up" with you, Spri ng Modes for Misses A eduction Sale of H sno Englishman who has not felt) The British son of Mars did not ’ e { ho fascination of some American| conceal bis opinion that the above are shown in the Department on the Second Boys Clothing t The American woman ts un-| °° TIDPIN good verses, He expects Floor in advance assortments that correctly foreshadow the coming vogue. The display doubtedly the best finished specimen of femininity éxt One generation of good food over here produces hands and feet that few du offers an unusual opportunity for securing good, serviceable garments at prices that have Efficient Di ink for all ages includes Tailor-made Suits, Sports Cuits though a beautiful hand is supposedly eURea ee * © . . ; A ; G because of broken sizes. the final flower of lolsure and aris Old Friends Coats and Wraps, and Dresses for every been severely reduced be zes. tocracy. Men and women to the constituents Women require lin Old Books Old Wine liffer ra occasion. f beauty, I think They have det Of special interest are nite ideas of what noses and chins 5 Blue Cheviot Sults (sizes 7 to 18 years) with The leasant Arai corer ee a DL rRGINIA Exceptional Values two pairs of knickerbockers quently found myself bew! R' p ‘ betty ai hie followed om DA ARE are offered, in the Dress Goods Department, In reduced to . ° ° ° ° $8.50 a Toature to her face, On the other Tan Raincoats (sizes 6 to 18 years) Food-drink 3 2 WINE | women’s Semimade Skirts | seeaet agg PRENSA PURE nha eontaroretine | (Waistline sizes 24 to 32 inches Also or hushand seem a superfluous per Was first ; | . 5 oO © < No; to. artats have, ever agreed cient . | comprising a mumber of desirable styles, A Number of Boys’ Overccats “ANNALS Women, And the man jn tue subway fs 185. | modeled in brozdcloths, serges, fancy velours in broken lots ’ NST; NT Mone, 1460 6 queer looking creature] and Scotch mixtures, which have been Sizes 2!4 to 6 years; reduced to $7.50, 8.75 never think of asking to dance: 1 ‘ ; : T doubt if men want women to be ner! at the reduced prices of Sizes 12 to 17 years; reduced to 12.50, 14.75 INSTA iss 880" 228" SUPERFLUOUS HAIR sie aes: | 4 BARN MONEY KNITTING AT HOME, PAINERBBLY AND. ah AMANENTLY $3.75 & $5.50 (Fourth Floor, Madison Avenue section) | Nie MBAR | ‘ ve cos Da Es a Fitth Avenue- Madison Avenue, New York ee