The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1917, Page 5

‘g THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1917, a 4 sb TRA. ‘ CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF « ,, What You Should Know |'DEARESTBOY' AND "Hotz ttetiace | |MM LOWON LOMS ARTISTS LFESAVED (Totes w secew | [ | About Your Auto; How ‘PONY BRIDE’ UNION | Believes Deutschland Will Be Fol-| BY HOMELESS KITTEN dha dien td Nat abeained ne Ns acre (2 ato oT uae ring ; | Pearson, niece of the late Richard “rine rubbed well into the scalp ° lowed by a Larger Craft of To Drive and Keep It WAAAAAAA AA AANA AAAAAAARANRARAANAAAARARAARARARARARZRARARADADAL jwith the finger tips, Get a 9 Undersea Type. BRIDGEPORT, Conn,, Jan. 20.—The | Chureh, Stuyvesant § Expert Advice How to Keep Automobile Running Smoothly and the Best Way to Remedy Machine VALID, SAYS COURT | German merchant submarine Deutsch. land is expected to arrive in Now Th dding Miss Vii Wakens Tadahl and Gives! scully “and Cheer ttinman Rees orton Watson Gilder, to Percy Litchfield of | Brooklyn, will take place next Thurs- | ie oe oORy hain, CKiaiy Tera | day in ‘tho chapel of St. George’s| @nd save your halr. After a few ap- — ware. plications you can’t find per ae dandruff or any falling hatr, scalp will never itch.—Advt Philip Herrmann’s Runaway Marriage With Chorus Girl Stands, Trouble—Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure Routes for Evening World Readers. +OG-O06-26 ; By GEORGE H. ROBERTSON. HE Police Department has issued a warning to all motorists regarding ie bland of tail lights and numbers. After the first of February w! fe necessary fot y for = TACO a AWiitlie ork aritaGia or Philip Horrmann, college student and fifty feet in the rear at night. There reid epee teh has been considerable trouble with aire contractor, have saved the day drivers who have been obstruoting for her. The Appellate Division of the Hcense plates with extra tires, the Supreme Court to-day declared 4c. In many instances tt is impos: ‘het her runaway marriage to her sible to seo the number unless a| “Dearest Boy” was valid, although person stands directly in the rear his parents have epent a small for- of the number. Numbers should be tune to release bim from his chorus carried {n such a manner that they girl wits, may be seen fifty feet to tho rear) Although frowning upon marriages and at any angle. This rule would | of “actresses to the sons of rich necessitate the changing of the hold-/ men,” Supreme Court Justice Gave. The love letters of Dorothy Gates Herrmann, doli-like “pony” in musi- cal comedy, to her “Dearest Boy,” Will occur on Feb. 19 at the home of} NIT London Harbor within the next forty-| Alarm for Blaze That Drives ed Soul 4] relatives, Mr and Mra. eight hours, according to James L. Ivah H. Doty, No. 206 West Fifty- MoGovern, Collector of Customa for 40 Tenants to Street. raibanallk daa Connecticut. Mr. McGovern arrived Mra. Carl F. Boker of No, 75 East] } at his home here late last night from | But for his kindness to @ homeless Fightieth Street gave a dinner for) New London, where he had been in| kitten, John O. Tadahl, an artist who a a le Rita Boker, ni conference during the day with oM™.|occuples one of forty apartments at aaa | cials of the Bastern Forwarding Com-|Nos. 140-146 East Twenty-seventh; Mrs, A. Huidekoper Bond will give 7 ! i pany. Streot, firmly belleves he would to-/ a reception this afternoon at No. Ben t suffer! , Relief ba “, Bi Sixtieth Street to introduce he: 1¢@ Moment you @ Mr. McGovern Also said he had/day be with all his last summer's 4 iter, Miss ¥ ir y ap) heard “unofficially” that the Bremen, | paintings. ‘They have gone up in| MUsBter Miss Mary Louise Bond, “St. Jacob's oi sister ship of the Deutschland, has | smoke. Mrs. Cipriano Andrade jr. will give a not been lost at sea, as has been sup-| Tadahl got acquainted with the ag bp nd ae, Deimonico’s tor| What's rheumatism? Pain only! posed. ‘Tho Bremen sailed trom a/kitten a fortnight ago, and gave it @ enter or De ant Aen detant® | Stop drugging! Not one case tn German port last August for New home in his kitchenette on the top Biggs, fifty requires internal treatment. Rub London and sinte then nothing has|floo. Before going to bed last night | —— | the misery right away! Apply sooth- been heard from her. Mr. McGovern | the last thing he did to give the! .& Montgomery Roosevelt of No. 44/ ing. penetrating “St. Jacobs Oil" dt. would not amplify his statement |kitten a pint of milk, Consequently 2 (ag, ginner this evening at Ske Py, eas ined Rn Ae 13 sod mp other than to say that “German naval he felt justified in being Irritated Jyoaux Arts for members of the Na.| ng ; Tarcilecae heute kien bet yen At officials no longer regard her as jost." | When early (his morning he was tional Association of Portrait Painters. | pijef which never dheappolats “a Iso learned y 1 at] kened by miaows. He trie o a 4 in N fig i t mut ansiner |e pas ais, hit the “the ‘aes ore on L Berg of No. 34 Gram. | bag et Meg rem He tal ‘bett Ne another " ercy Park will give a reception to-d Amber up! Get a small trial le submersible, said to be larger than became louder and more tnaistent, | for Mra Livingston Watrous, wite ot | from your druggist, and in just a mo-~ the Deutschland, is expec . “Drat the cat!" said Tadahl. Lieut. Watrous, U. 8. A. ment you'll be free from rheumatic — - ers On numerous cars. He went to the kitchenette, The a. 20g and sciatica oy soreness, stiffness The Trattic De; Gan upheld the marriage in the lower CASSIDY, “CITIZEN,” doorknob was fo hot tt blistered his) St Dead. | and swelling, Don't suffer! “St. Jacobs lc Department has issued court, James A. Farrell, special ' A |hand. When ho opened the door out PITTSFIELD, Mass., Jan, 20.—Miss Oil” has relieved millions of rheuma- @ pamphlet that the driver of every, guardian of Philip, the lad who was ROBERTSON. | vehicle should have for reference. only twenty when he eloped, took the Julla W. Hedfield, sixty-eight ears i TO FIGHT CONNOLLY | sca tne sitten, singed ana atitt oi “sinter of Secretary of Cominerce watt aufferers in the last half century, |miaowing. The kitohenette was in William C. Redfield, and one of the 4% i ve 4s good for sciatica, nea- It deals with the matter of one-way streets and, if con 4 : Rssadhusetts, died’ carly. toca Mined te 4 i sulted, will save con- | position that the marriage was bind- | ¢ 4 flames, (Geseadk catly to-day 4 ‘ ee alderad’ 3 MRS s ? ‘ “1? Between Tadahl, Frank Logan, the Massachusetts, died early to-day, swellings. —Advt. — These pamphlets may be obtained from any traffic ing. The higher court adopted bis | ¢ RS DOE SIR NGATES 1Gov. Whitman Restores “Curly| etevator man, and Policeman Siegel, - - A view of the law. The guardian of # summoned, Logan | Odes Joe” to Voting Status on Peti- | th Automobile Bator: | Mrs, Herrmann is Ethel Lorraine Bol- ‘ | plucgec gan arousing the ‘ Will you kindly answer the follow- ie UAcumiae mont, former show «irl and first wife 7 — tion of Thousands of Friends. tenants, 4 Tadaht, the singed Ing question? Five weeks ago I had @ brake drum is probably either | of Raymond Belmont, son of August.| name, as you may wish to kee} “cur "o, | kitten under his arm, ran the elevator | : : worn ymon« . . e, as y y 0 keep ‘Curly Joe" Cassidy, the one-time) (\) rh praation < Rew bands put in my Ford car and] you look over theas fall wachens that| ‘The couple were married in January, | {his to prove 1 asked your help. | poss of Queens County, who served a| Wesabes Ween delve tien fale dane RHAbey ¥God Nrtractions Are Prices—Quality—Serne had my differential fixed, as it was| replace them if necessary, 1915, but it was three months before Focaiheunt te Un who whe titeb year In prison after being convicted| ters. The blaze got into the airshaft, | noisy; since then there has been a 1 the Herrmanns learned of it. They é a r 3 .|went through the roof, and was not Auisiathdin ‘itien timé 1 have ever used the mar- |of selling the nomination for a Su-) Went through the roof, a aot Grind in the transmission, When I| T have beon advised to use a ignt| {Tied to dissuade the young couple} riage namo. preme Court Justiceship to his friend, | qupqued until It had done $10, ae my foot on the brake the grind ei in my motor in order that the| from living together, but the “pony” ea toa Ae hitee hat Willlam Willett, in 1913, has regained canienicsecedlliamnisaniats is very distinct, also the car moves|!Ubrication get at all the parts. Is a| Wife was unwilling and a suit for an- . nga shad Me One | nie cit! 1 shich b teal igh a 5 4 Philip or any one else with you is citizenship, whic he automatical~ Clab Has Mastic by Wt less. Ford Moree y morning. T called the| "SOU ® Proper oll to user || | mullment was brought by Herrmann’s| yg j wish (o have a heart to heart |1y lost when he was found guilty of] he Radio Club of America, In sen- ‘0! Da a 7 a SIS IN. a h i) i i The grind weno eee AtLeREON £01 De not use tee light eo eT Nia, Clders. , Hoth had met Ina Broadway | tail with you the felony. sion last night at tne Mngmecring Herald Square B'dway, 34th te 38th St. cafe while Herrmann was on vaca-| In the moan time, Dorothy left her a sa : the {boy husbant and this was Big appeai| Gv: Whitman acted in response to} nullding, Columbia Untv for her return a petition which was circulated/to music sent by wire 8 telephone | “Dearest Dorothy—I thought [| throughout Queens last fall and was| {io ee eee BE Hall. ee rains ge neve e Pretty good |signed by thousands, Morecroft of Columbia talked on the THE FIRST “| LOVE YOU, LOVE,| *trted out pretty poorly. How is Now, it Is sald, the former boss 1s] demonstration u "| everything? IL can't help thinking after the scalp of Maurtce Connolly, a LOVE, LOVE YOU,” LETTER. and they told me that It wae tho| the impression that an oi! sity, Ustened | Righ ends of the bands. “I ceases] very light in order to reach ail he | tion from a military academy. out all the old off from’ the trang. | Parts. The temperature of your motor | letters were written just before and Mission and still it grinds, I use a 80 high that too light an oil will be| after the secret wedding in the City light oil (Mobile Oil). I jacked up the| 8, thinned out as to be of little ui two hind wheels with the lever in|@ lubricant. For efficiency and neutral, I turned the outside wheel| My use the heaviest oil permi ‘nd the Inside wheel went around as| With your lub PAY, PAY, PAY! By DR. FRANK CRANE. Whatever you get you pay for, one way or another. r m. how wor you must be. I went | Borough President of Queens, who The cheapes i if it were in speed continuously, Can| heavy oil runs fre posed to| The following written a few| riding this week and the horse léeeaty seebonaIbIG. 255 havi CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Tl apest plan is to pay cash, — it be possible that the rear axie as-|the heat within the crank case, dave voters the marriage: shied and threw me up against a | 2S largely responsible for having a There s @ sort of satisfaction in giving money down Pont te 6 es ies also when CAN | Automotio. BAitee “Dearest Boy — Back to-night stone wall. No serious tnjur in urly Joe’ ae bd an Aiea 1s] with net changes from for anything. Then you feel the matter is settled. ' a is two mont pid. e tial se é jon f eno t » v Me f 7 + | ss L. SCHREIBER. movypit Is the best method for re-| about 11.45. Received your two TP aldn't raniies how ear ana fer || Cwnich means, PABC pally) & racelood isthe Gold. Mice: Pon No mortgage on your future happiness “heavy, heavy Your trouble is no doubt due to a carbon from cylinders? letters and started home imme- how long we might be separated | tion) and Cassidy, according to the ts hangs over your head.” qeaaping band. If the bands drag on! Either by the nrg ileg diately. Thope you appreciate that J hen T left you that afternoon, | talk in Far Rockaway, ts out againat oe ‘Think over all the things you ever got for nothing. process, oF by (various wiqtrnina | y couldn't resist the temptation of | Th ene aueston et am ays oe + 3 You've paid for them every one; paid perhaps in lowered pounds or by taking motor down and| hearing your latest story. Please, tell me; T might be able to THEW BABY FOR HARRIMANS. tis self-respect, restricted liberty, an embarrassing sense of 5 3 scraping it. “Sweetheart mine, nothing in this | sneak down and What o s ts obligation—something that has cost you more than if rag also! Ax Elite: . was the use in you ¢ away? ' ok : i vy. If the bands are |e rs cower tad world counts but you. ‘The past I never thought of this when wo | First Child of Mes, William Averel] $m Zinc 8 you had handed over the price at once. erly adjusted, the noise will no doubt | jo i are the various causes for} week had taught me that I love were up at Lorraine's, I just know Harriman Born in Grand- eet a 8 dg ay ae} Stolen waters are sweet. ‘The trouble is, nobody atop. oe compression? D. MANGAS, you. I love you, I love you! one thing and that is, I can't stand mothe: Home, 46. OW. t+ 3% ever got away with them. very ounce of sweetness : ’ Automobile Editor jor atve ting, defective valve| Let's leave the future to fate. this way of living much longer. Mr. and Mrs. William Averill Harri toy thy made a pound of nausea. Will a weak inner tube ca ‘ Tie beh Pluge or valve) yos? No? Lovingly, (blot) what te it? man aro recelvng congratulations on o3* tis” Sf Ceaing to blow out? In other words, (ton, a scored or ut of reund eotisnh “To-morrow let it be ‘The Little “oP, B—Notien my old seu |tho birth of a daughter, thelr first ay cig fl ; a Ou ee tastes good. But remember the Ree, tobe as siven a reasonable wall or @ cracked part either in pi Church Around the Corner." And paper? Some speed, eh 7 child, last Sunday. The event makes Se - * price ‘se athing. : ® ; gmount of service, is it better econ- ton oF eylinder. OHLG a Sania ot paalte in Barada. seal dbo TD Ma won E Widiie: 68 the fo = 3% _ Pride is a comfortable sensation, But its price MPURVS A now tube witch after a bac sovil bali and let (he future take care Obit Valuable Paintings Destroyed. ler, again ther. The ag t+ % is a fall, which is not comfortable copes Short period showed several large {ye the methods used in com-| self. I have about two hundred (Special to The Evening World,) was born Mra. Harri- % “ SRR ERREN ad (pinches Thin ee ue era, ATES puting the horsepower ‘of pascine| sit i : v9 | HAMMONTON, N. J. Jan. 20.—Within| Stee. Oo" ih Gal) $4 9] Measuring several Inches larger thee MOLOE® espectally those of automos| We ourht to get at least two | HAMMONTON,N. J. Jan. 20 Within] Street. +e These words of Dr. Crane, reprinted the marked size. If this tube gives | Dies? M. BURTUM. weeks out of that. When we come from one of his recent articles in The Globe, maged the! Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrenc article is the same as what we have said many times about the POLICY OF THIS STORE. Brooklyn held yesterday that the busl- ness conducted by the Watch Tower by %:| Bible and Tract Soclety, founded by the The entries for Monduy's}),,, tor Russell, is of religious | Maxwel) § way at one of these creases, will The &. R. E. formula at back we'll both work like dogs, 4 oo e o Mr, Harrim: hy g| } Rot destroy ‘the vusing? Would it Horsepower of a. gasolin EO ROIAT (auc eal Meee Tikes is OF Dred ee Lenox.” BNO te ig are a BETTER ARGUMENT FOR CASH Berner ‘0 discard: puch 9 tut ye gauare of sedis ter | piness. That's worth all the money | a places his loss at over $10,000; gy- & BUYING than anything we have ever writ- If a new casing is applied, it would "UMber of cylinders divided by 25, in the world, whether you realize it FP 198 tc 2 ten. Yet the substance and logic of the be the best practice to use a new in| Attomobile Editor: or not. I'm sure I don't know, but | NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. ff } + ++, mer tube. An old tube might last, but Will adding distilled water to stor.| it's true I love you, love, love, love in the event of its tearing or eplitting, age battery when car ts laid up for} you, Phil, and I want you more 4 the shoe would probably be damaged the winter preserve the plates, or ts efore the car could be brought to a it necessary to run engine every two RACE TRACK, than anything in this wide, wide | yan. 20, sac ka ne Lebagh Valley Vonin fe Naaho.! POLES LEEES FF: y p- A poor tube will not cause the| Weeks to keep the batter, world. But I want you to want me | races are as follows: hiss , | 'y charged? haracter 4d that its property al or easing, if good, to blow out. | eR. in the right way or not at all | fari2e Columbia itelghts, Hrooklyns fe Nei | ‘“‘LOWEST-IN-THE-CITY” PRICES Antomedie Baier: | | practice is to discharge “Come down as soon a8 you get |Sined out en ‘aapeasnent st 1teKORe ARE A FACT IN THIS INSTITUTION, be- you ple me why there! ri this and we'll leave Saturday for levied on the pri ty by the city’ 4 tea bart min ny Ure? There figid is of proper spes| tho South. Just think! ‘Two alee | cause we practise what we preach. la also a mo ber, I bought ravity, 1.250. 1 , % z i BH it trom a local dealer here inthe Heel the battany conse weeks of heaven for us both. My, eo cat mawaad pati N Buying for cash and selling for cash * country. I am an owner and this is charge, emi ty the fluid I want you so badly! I wonder it | ye eerie 8 RA ly, is the basi i le of this 59 Yi the first time I have seen a number with distilled water, putting the| you feel the same. inane : | Pennastrania_ iv only, 18 e basic principle o} is ear burnt ona tire. A. L. MEYERS, attery away in @ warm place where - QUERPTARO, M Jan 19.~The| C Business. We'll have a hand fight In the future, I fear, and we must both know our own minds, I wasn't sure you did. Now that J do know yours, even the little flat in Harlem will be heaven and our trip to Ber- muda better than the dreams you told me of every six weeks, Love j Constitutional Asa ‘approved to- Jay an article regulating the manu- | facture of alcohol. This industry ts} said to consume one-fouth of all the} own in the republic. ‘Tho article | sub the effect The serial number of a tire is, 't could not freeze, Usually moulded with the tire. Inthe | Automobile Faitor: cond tire, or one which is| How far from bottom centre should the number is erased|the piston be before the exhaust { gither, by burning or by buffin .| valve starts to open? J sugge at you get in touc! | With ‘the nearest branch of the tire! hanuee trecam_thaft so that the ex. | Wika ° haust vaives close _as the piston you have, reaches top centre, The opening will j yerneye Reus then take place at the proper time. | ave a Metz { No person can have a credit account at this store, because WE CONDUCT AN IM- PARTIAL BUSINESS. All who trade at {\Otys buy at the same 8 prices. AND ALL MUST PAY CASH. 0 N 8; Jessie Louise, 108: You be opened from half to one full turn, JOSEPH H. GODWIN, Have got !t open about seven-elghths. . Ree ee ae cred abo AsGlBh EDR: au plug should fire only on the com you might think would help me, 1 nulled while I am on the road with my show, I do not want litigation, because I love Philip transacting modern day business. 1915 model, Of awonmite ee it, love, love it, call me early, in ris, Jan. 20.The) 1. 3. lel R peat nes Rev lened Hae eOUHIS ORT Doe eer any difference If a Pato: ig gps) 4 & Lit ahaa i i , pers | foes : A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH ITS IN- i on hills, or heavy pullin, 1 A AbatD . jophile papers | ¥a.C “e through “mud, "Have. wround, the |*P&FK appeare at the spark plug when| WANTED HEART | TO HEART cining Manny netructions from the Miniatey, | Wabash fA = CONVENIENT MONTHLY BILLS costs so Valves, cleaned carbureten, and gaa|the crank Is past the exhaust stroke) TALK WITH FATHER-IN-LAW. | ‘Fis fe Td Warug have been begun acainst the | eee h intai d PLACES SUCH AN pe, Dut It has not improved any, it|4Md on the Intake stroke? I havo a} Tho next letter was written by i Detar cha Sa een and BA Dincic ae eats: | Westin much to maintain an us is equipped with « Waltham Waten|three-cylinder four cycle motor and} “poo to ner father-in-law when he anna wclalista Was selged by tho police | Whilme.(reriand Co He UNFAIR OBLIGATION upon the cash pur- Company's carbureter, about the|this happens every time one of vered the marriage of bis son, ursday Total males, 270,800 hare } Same type as a Holly, ‘and. Bosch | the cranks I on the top centre, Can simconers marriags ial chasers, who pay the same prices as the . high-tension magneto. ‘The only ad-|I decrease the speed of the magneto woes on: | as Juatment to the carbureter ie the|0 she will fire in the order 1-2-8 in-| bear Mr. Herrmann:—I hope | privileged charge customers, that we do \ Needle valve, and they claim it ts to|stead of firing ao often? you will have our marriage an- | not believe it the economical method of | ion stroke, at @ time just before the piston reaches top centre, The Therefore we do not charge merchan- Os imight say T notice In spray chamber bats reer hs : of earbureter 4 walt blown hole In POET eta AC Te le ld Ev el F dise to any one. metal. Do you think that would hav i se aed AR bak cal . . A Anything to do with my trouble? [Meteo should be timed to ineure this, | ing a man, probably will not un- | But you may have the first convenience rhs4 ALR. 8. | Automodiie Editor | derstand at all, Therefore, doubt arge account by Opening a *'D, A''— |) {From the description of your trou] T have a 1917 Rriscor which nas| put please TRY to understand. { of a charg: Ld 8 Lord & Taylor 39th Street Depositors’ Account—and when you make ble, would suggest having a re. much vibration in the clutch, Could! win gign this with my married man properly adjust the carbureter.| you advise a remedy? IN. 1 do not believe the hole you mention! Either the clutch bearing is worn or eauses your trouble, the leather facing needs replacing, Automobile Editor Automedile Retitor oy 2 — aeaeis | amount of money you have on deposit. At 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE ls) the close of the month you will receive a 4 I have @ 1915 Ford and am very much annoyed with grease running out of the housing on the left-hand back wheel, just where the emergency brake is situated, It seems to me the My Ford automobile has a knock In the fourth cylinder. Would this be caused by too much side play tn the connecting rod, which I have exam- ined and which seems loose? With the Fingers ! Says Corns Lift Out ee ee ae ee a a YOU. statement from us showing not how much you owe us, but-—-HOW MUCH WE OWE grease that 1 put into the differential R, ADAMS, | e e ae ; on the back aXle runs into this hous. . H . BI hey 0bo Depositors’ Account Department, Private Bankers, Under nd leaks out, running all ove This may be caus a Nupertinon of the Superintendent of Banks of the Stat New Yo Pe eheel and ures fyi yup on (ton in the cylinder a loose wrist pin, Without Any Pain the Superianon af the Superintendent of Banks of the Sta York ily give me your opin. nat could be stop; D. COM The felt retaining washer which is put there for the purpose of prevent- ina the flow of crease and oil through MOTORISTS’ PROBLEMS SOLVED Robettson, America's foremost Would you ki fon as to how | prospective owners hecome chauffeurs uurke In your Special Classes for Ladies Call or write for booklet, Stewart Auto School QR6 WHAT OTTH STREBT (00 Broadway) Automobile Bator When taking a chau rs exam- ination does the State furnish the machine or do you have to furnish your own? ALCOR. The State furnishes @ machine for the driving exami Automobile Editor: On my Ford car I have to hold out priming rod and spin ten or twelve times before starting. Have had car- bon removed and valves ground J, PALMER. ure. line cold weather will not vapor: a it require: start the moto is jo Necer ry to close the air valve, Pull on the eo far enough to disengage the low and high speed pedal and the operation of the reverse will be made aaclon, ily je no doubt) G Sore corns, hard corns, soft corns or any kind of a corn can shortly be | lifted’ right out with the fingers if | you will apply directly upon the corn | @ few drops of freezone, says a Cin cinnati authority. It is claimed that at small cost | one can get a@ quarter of an ounce of | freezone at any drug store, which is sufficient to rid one's feet of every | | corn or callus without pain or sore- | | ness or the danger of infection. | This new drug is an ether com- ound, and while sticky, dries the | moment it ts applied and dors not in- flaine or even irritate the surround ing tlssuc this announcement will interest many women here, for it Is sald that the present high-heel footwear is put- tt tical Y g f | wofpea'e te on Pie y. ie ‘ aS ——— a et) 2O Lord & Taylor Furniture Commences on Monday, January 22 Full Detaiis in To-Morrow's Papers EEE Un UU EEEREREN d | orien hese: eae Ua | FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RETURNS AND 28,000 OTHER FACTS AND FIGURES i 2 ! purchases they will be deducted from the o ! See 1917 WORLD ALMANAC ON SALE, BQOK STORES—NEWS DEALERS, 25 CENTS