The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1917, Page 8

tae ee es * —_—— THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1917. ’ ’ | . Floven bodies were recovered ; rt sy are heroes, imals of all kinds Commodore Raynor added that/nine animals 0: the number of PUDDVS ARE G PROOFS (Ruddy Ruddys a Living Sermon 105 NAVY YARD BOYS MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION enor are Showman of raeen oF | VANE 217 ater gee ; “+ On Vi l Fi h Ai d E. i year that are never recorded. | oo |barrels of glass were picked up slong " + On Value of Fresh Air and Lxercise permere mere AAO actual tetcam given | benches, Lite, aving Leeann WHERE rown b. 19 persona, and 2, OF VALUE OF OPEN AIR WILL GO TO SCHOOL AS ; Gai pagat ant Boch rents fed a 8 ; | ; | Cut out this fill out and to the Ho ves’ helped’ out of perilous situations. | were taught to swir _ LIFE AND SALT WATER’ aitmM«£ wn, | 1917, 4 | estiliommatn | — oo ° | | 2 i Name .oecscvvessevewesceveeres ture ceeeveesseeereee From “Papa Joe” to Baby | Plan to Give Apprentices Edu- Add | Ht eeeeeeeee oe eee eeeeeee 7 Dorothy They Are Swimmers | cation Along Liberal Lines ress eee eceecreerereeceeccccees | and None Knows Colds. | Laid Before Daniels. 1 desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening || | World’s Housewives’ Protéctive Association. ane This te an illustrated sermonette A plan for furnishing a practical ns e wk Ma be y on frosh air, deep breathing and slucation along helpful tines to the ff Inelose 2-cent stamp and membership token will be mailed. S e WY ‘ awimming. Tho picture shows how, 225 apprentice boys in the Brooklyn the six ruddy Ruddys dress when Navy Yard shops has been forwarded — = | ° e the weather is warm and the ocean ts to Secretary Daniels by Capt. George &@ playground, First there's Joseph F- BE. Burd, industrial euperintendent of Oddi 380 ARE RESCUED HERE | way Oo ear your N) wi A. or “Papa” Ruddy, who annually, | { the yard, The attitude of Secretary News ities BY LIF R ay supervises the physical examination Daniels on the question of advancing | E SAVERS IN YE e b of 10,000 men for the Muntetpai Civit! |) the opportunities of enlisted men and! vive aAgTOR has Invented a Bervice Commission In the Municipal civilian workers in the navy is well “land pallboat" that runs on tires, Commodore Raynor Says Mo lesty Bulding. He ts also captain of the, known and it is believed he will adopt] sates, runners, on nothing at all, it} ca te a ae eae” | New York Athletic Club's swimming | the fdea of Capt. Burd bee Aa ald you want to fly. of Heroes in U. S. Corps Pre- | and polo teams and one of the great. | extend it to all the plants of the Navy + vents Full Record. : eat water polo players. Next come Department WIFH ATH the| pp, feety Bathe your face for several minutes velvety, Ifthe skin isin bad conditlon: Waty. Dorothy, one year and three Capt. Burd, noting that many of the evidence, testified seuine thele nateem eee nen: Aistike |) with Resinol Soap and warm water, through neglect or an unwise use of months; Donald, two years and eight | apprentice boys did not rank with dentist In separa- |i onor roll sertously hinders the prep- working the creamy lather into the cosmetics, apply alittle Resinol Oint- , months; Raymond, four years and others in writing, spelling, arithmetic 2°. ton action, When Me aN skin gently with the finger-tips. Then ment® and let it remain on ten mins<, aration of statistics by the New York ; i four months; Mary, five years and) 4; and grammar, started an Investigation he caught het! city branch of the United States Vo! wash off with more Resinol Soap and utes befofe the final washing with, mine months; and Joe Jr, who is 4 ’ which brought out that 70 per cent. of reading a letter} unteor Life Saving Corps. big rae gg Hella re of Resinol Soap. * eeven and a halt. te ISEPH A. RUDDY’ FAMILY the youngsters had made no endeavor she awallowed it. | “very often when I usk clear cold water to close the pores. — Rerinol Soap containno harsh, infurions athe An all-round athlete siftce he was on bata ; to acquire an education after they im 2,000 life MAVEN io Hk Sane ae Do this once or twice a day, and you Hfelally colored. is rieh brows! fa boy, Papa Ruddy says his prowens | in “ edie inane) Sec einen et Sama eR ES a Hila left grammar school and Mediate Mi WILD DUCKS eee A ae ein Commodore | Sates i saptct kach band ue ists and dealers in toilet goods. fr, walt wate: work. Thirty per cent. attended nig e frozen in| Charles B. Raynor, who issued his an. | ating, antiseptic Resino! ation - i is due to reat ir, nalt water and MAN FACING LIFE TERM SD riiel AW KASEI ea BSTC OLIER LITRES vende of Sutter | tl report to-day, “he'll just tell me || soothesandcleansesthepores lessens * Physicians have prescribed Resinod | ee ar seta eet ce of improving their minds, and in this} Pe to forget It. Rescues from drowning || the tendency to pimples, and leaves Ointment for over twenty years in tha. could swim any stroke from the | * ’ ESCAPES FROM HOSPITA ‘ ; ere the brightest boys| ‘¥Z County, Callfor-|along the river and ocean front are so |! ty Neel P iM rea ana wae f trudgeon to the mouse craw! and as| > | renti &. Mey ia by sudden cold [numerous that the life savers are be. || the complexion clear, fresh an rival the mermaids and the fishes 1 y | Levine Drops From Window in penne Tas ar tne semeetiee oly picked them allve, about as soon as they could walk. | Absence of Guard and Auto Each boy 18 to re Baby Dorothy has already been be- | Speeds Hin’ A instruction each week POLITHB—A yond the life lines (in her father's | Speeds Him’ Away, is to foot the bills pail Toledo, 0. thief arms) and makes weekly trips with | Clad only tn nightshirt and slippers, | ,,ThO COR woe ate a or the leaves. in each the other Ruddys to the New York lite nuel Levine, twenty-seven years} }oys in the shops, t this, Capt house yobbed his A. ©. tank, where she is learning to} cj .i.p yn Saver . d, escaped early to-day from the] Burd figures, will be m ecard, “Complil- Kick and strike out. miicken With Fréver on, Bor) oo 6s wospitavat At. Nicholas Ave: ney hie. Hebe Wer Mauentlon ments of the Spl. avery morning ‘before le leaves) der, He Suflers Fatal Attack | nue and Stanhopo Street, Willlams- 1, Bos arse iy der.” der, He Sutters Fata tac and b . has agreed t threa or mor home Papa Teudy pute his children , ite Pads nee REE nosed Navy through a course of wetting up exer-| Here—\WVas 31 Years Old, | DT Where be has been a prisoner | te Wiagh Che) propoRed NRYY. VARY | West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street elses, followed by fifteen minutes | : ars + |sinew Jan. 20 On that date Levine | school. ns est 4 ° een breathing, Each of the rud- | - was knocked senseless by the night b cpa a 5b acetate abana eit ¥ little Ruddys Sanne ri 0 , © watchman, who eaug! ° i re, Tho wit outer v ated teed me) Min a site ce uenieei se ABOUT T0 ELOPE, SHOT AT Valued Home Remedies | . are wide open and the wind how!ls| ” sag ro ash neha tans scl ad - cee 1p Or 1 Save.) | through. Hut they should. worry!|monia at the home of his parents, nue, Ho had been in the hospital RB bh alhetbeerlle H h Id d D t Bans tia he Hn Wook ene “olmaae "nee! avons (ate, ane in acme! HUSBAND SURPRISING HER} : ousehold and Decorative Linens sleeping & and over each bag is| ste left the office suffering from A fed him as a man who has served ay wrapped an Indian blanket, id6 week ano ecting to be back Recapeig Wife Thought Luigi Gave Too Cold? Coughs? Those ailments |°O'4 & Week ago, expecting to be back three terms in Sing Sing for burglary, | Wife Though iM ere y mixed at : i. ‘ : aro as foreign ‘to the Ruddyn aa a“ te deat ina few days. Pneumonia) Levino took advantage of the mo-| Much Time to Business So She Ickes ‘coun | Important Offering To-morrow, of Superior Grades , leoping sickness 1s to a crowd of| developed on Sunday and hia con-| mentary pens cams pe ‘ euriny A : , Broadway New Year's celebrants, 1 | atitution, weakened by dengue fover | (hon wattoonmance, from the room off Tumed to His Brother Paul. of Imported Irish Linens at Very Special Prices. a yonceer ina Tinos (hcg contracted whilo he was at McAllen, | side from the first story | If Lutgi Giolelll had had his eyes ee eee 1 e yal i | wind Stanhope Street side. | 1 his business and more upon \ i until the leaves begin to fall in Octo. | TeX» serving as a second lieutenant | ¥!" ea antares E less upon r ber), Walle cat"*tho woushore the|in the Twelfth Regiment, could not jy" saad aemgue | nig" housetold yarbapa is eigen ET ae Double Damask Cloths Napkins to match uddys apend most of thelr time on| pull him through. laws tapeed. Te was to have [year-old wife Antoinette would not] If mugar syrup Is used insioad of white. ss ras ieaiod be Ot ind the sands and in tho surf. Of course} Mtr, Fisher way one of the best| bee: Ned 1osaaFhOW Morning: [have #hot at him to-day as ake did| Evil ie OS eee ceatals Jane ornanisten Size 2 by 2 yards, $3 15 | Size 24 by 4 inc hes, $5.75 par, Calne of she prvsivad tear ty y| known feporters In New York, and| With an excellent of being | when ho came to their home, No. 176|sugnr ia & cup of water, Tie inure to wee usually $5.25 each - at eso | usually $6.95 dozen at 10 physical at hey y ent prison for life as a habitual ‘ her | Globe Pine Compound, which te sold only He get on the average New York boy| Probably there was no one in his) Se! K bole ripe yette Strect, and interrupted her | (lobe Fine Compednds Onienen Aromatle ae f ae alan te ont 4 and girl in tho race of life. Une of work more popular or aore| gant out hy tho pell is amaid acid mont with his younger brother,| printed in ted on cutslde lavel. Size 2 by 214 yards, $4.75 | Size 26 by 26 inches, $6.50 ¥ respected, Although a young man} Paul How to Relieve Rheumatism usually $6.25 each, - at . | usually $7.85 a dozen, — at e his experience was nation wide. He| Military Chtenge’s| Hoth the men are chandeller] Afier each meat and at bed time take was as well known In San Francisco, Moyn. makers, and Paul oe Ape nee Oe A eee ee ceed aN eter the where he was connected with varloug| CHICAG 30.—Organization| his brother, who brought him out|}'nitea States, and noted for its remark- : . si yaa i; hewspnpers bare coming Ram, am in| of military, toning cane tn the [ea AR dt Tepe thie mor | iva BH soa Irish Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths. $9.75 New York. pleted. Orders have boon placed with |! LUlRL went home to lenen the | Tors +2 ounee a variety of choice designs; usually $3.95, Special tone Except for a short period during] ¢) 3,000 He found it im packed va Whiskey es So: F t which he worked on, the ‘Tribune Mr.| army 0 Kal To, ONES nih Anca atte | Rrostepites, Corns, Sore Feet | Fisher was associated with wt { psy tents, ic wee eo ae pea pay on Phe Rathe the feet In wal water to ie) ° . . . 7 . P. ‘ World for ten years. When the Nas | Zoo Caiees’ witteen eahae aemtt [Abe Ms end at why “stood ae [etek comand re wees imeast [| | Irish Linen Satin Damask Napkins, extra heavy, variety of designs, tional Guard was called to the border] fergeants. jong, te eneh akerelhien with very little to ay, were going | rellet for aching, burning oF porspiring 92 by 22 ins.; usually $4.95, $3.75 Q2 by 22 ins.; usually $5.75, $4.50 last June Mr Fisher, who had been an| of 3. % Steever, U. S.A, will dag Oe abe ue dedad tte ine rhe ! Do you find it a strajn | enthusiast in military aieirs G0 EN oer ee c revolver. As he cowed non Ler sho| cing ‘af the: troable,, aie studied in the newspaper men’s schoo! " fired, but the bullet only went into] (iy feet tn. a firm, or an effort to read your | for omicers, was offer od @ commission | VO" Tee the floor. tio from: SWANS 056 9 Cl ' D i Li ny . . ) was o a8 nha ¥ Shori- | "°° —_ iv ve evening paper in the cars |in the tTweitty WASHINGTON, Jan, 30—The fol-| , Detective Sergeant Martin, Sheri EP Or gmergeene WO ome earance of ecorative inens or trains? He was one of the most valuable] lowing additional National Guard units hee pried the woman, She was | a Formula, Labo torken. Dayton, | j ‘ i vrs of that organization until ordered from tye bor later arralg Dee tas. nasa” drag) panes * er Under no circumstances ‘me iil in September, and utter n,ttations to Re mustered Court and beld. § i ive ime srm ES DEE y BERG CLUE Bare Arranged for the LAST DAY of the Annual should the slightest indication | m in the hospital was in. | roop Ae cavalry, atid Bats | preparation the elopement, even | Co nmecnecnnnmennnseeceenns | 4 PE pe roa ; ded hone, Hin physicians. told cid artitters, “GecKans: ‘Treop toen-months-rd January Sales, on the Main Floor Tables of defective sight or tired eyes | ii" Tht wa Well commit suicide) {eT ,As Field Artitter ae tienes r in Newark | yyy te 1, , 3 wv ary My Nhe D be_ neglected. ae igo beak torborder, auy and hel fopete ae Slane! World Wants Work Wonders. It is aah to er oven sone [Tae eet non ia. arcokien : | MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED scientious than careless or in- | april 15, 1886. His natural gift of ‘ H ern eee different. ‘ expression became apparent in his Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance So Centerpieces, at $1.75, 2.25, 2.50 | Tray Covers, at 25e, 35c, 40¢e Our Oculists (all Registered soapel day ei wii bes treaue tly oone Established 1860 | & sd i 4 , San bases oll . Eye Physicians) will oe you ling’ column in the Sunday Sun | Tea Cloths, $5.25, 5.75, 7.50 Napkin Pouches, 65c, T5e, 85e ‘ou sho wear Family in@uences sought to guide aK : bea Fag nt Aan him" into business, pursuits, bat the Luncheon Sets, 428. 4.75. 5S Afte rnoon. ‘ 1 whe enll of journalism influenced him and H " 7 i. 4 - i y i sins 5 R are wearing are properly MAMMA dina ented lath Wa eanmeatieninlb ah A ed 13 pieces, set, $4.25, , 5.50 Tea Napkins, doz., $5.75, $6.50, 7.50 iti ewspap nan on the Brooklyn = 1 apo PECENE: SOMUGE OTS BENT cence nineteen Pr 125th Street West | LACE TRIMMED 5 Air of While with the army in Texas, he SS Harristilasses—whether made associate editor of the Rio ; i i i i x : upon the prescription of Your Grand Rattior, the weekly newspaper Savings That You Will spurs in This Dresser and Buffet Scarfs Centerpieces, | Tea and Luncheon Cloths Oculist, or furnished upon the 5 & 4,50 | $1.85, 2.50 & 4.25 kK advice of Ours, cost $2 or more. reat e ruary urnl ure ale at $3.25, 3.9) $1.85, | $4.75, 11.00 & 18.50 | 10 TO 50% REDUCTIONS | AGAIN TRIES SUICIDE, DIES h eS ee : oe Blankets, Comfortables, Musl Kelleher’s. First Shot Failed, but $22.75 an ets, omtorta es, usiin Second Inflicts Mortal | Injury SI t ill 1 t > ss 1aeets, Pillow and Bolster Cases 7 West, One n tabout 9.30 | he heard a shot which | 4991, Bron Brooxtyn | ison the Coon att At Greatly Reduced Prices. | ty OT @53 Broat St. next to Teel), Newark fivikinere tn Inte Kehoe : = = room. He was lying in_ bec id you 2 \ Hone auahot?™ ho asked her, taughbug White Blankets Plaid Blankets ‘Are You Run Down? ea minutes Iator ae heard (Pink and blue borders) All wool; blue, pink and tan. ‘Aguln sho ran to Kelle ; ; e ge ' « Oh Ge ARO Double bed size, pair $4.95, 6.50 | Double bed size,...... pair $ i di, Are you trying to \s from his f i Alibre | i 4 A i @ c 5 4 $4 ‘i hia: Wee lving enine ihe ted. | Extra large size, pair $6.25, 8.00 | Extra large size, . pair 10,50 Build U Pp a Me Sold mahogany, 62 inches |[M\) nrecently | high, 4.6 and 8.3 wide. \ WHyppuwws ww toad that en mar ° heer . 7 > . ara) » a (Lie ii Lars WL Slane Hells task AuguaE But our-Piece Dining Room Suite, $99.00 | $28.00 Dresser, $22.75 DOUBLE BED SIZE COMFORTABLES jo York to work ry, all 4 ved Sok, rien dark Saopbean. Anan, — Novelty Printed Mulls Jacquard Mulls in | Figured Satin, plain —- << 5 he de, 63 e ahy : ¥ . t} . * | BURIES WIFE, ENDS LIFE. | 34 Inches wide; 48-Inch top Table, extends to 6 feet, with plain borders, several plain colors | borders, wool filling, \ , rs 5 4 | pill | | at $3.65 at 6.50 | at $10.75 ' | Borocks Sends € | | | ca for Nigh PORT UWINE Having buried h | Ceombinea with | ene Boracks, aged | Hemmed Sheets Hemstitched Sheets OLIVE OIL es at No. 4 | | | Single size,.......at 55¢ and 63c | Single size,.....at 63c a by inhaling gas. He w | n c 1 milkman, who found ent | | Three - quarter size, 83c and 96c | Three-quarter size 88¢ and 1.15 Borock known ‘ © ' = wae hi wie in | | Double size..... --at 980 and 1.15 | Double size,..... at 1.05 and 1.28 al the way for his sul | vous acct, Na lente ot five small children last nig | : a] Bit etnias $150 Two-Pi icine Banm Kilts, S188| An eH bo ale Pillow Cases | Bolster Cases pe e. merican wal ‘Wed | © ” der tous Sod, we. wil Masienn ef Wo lece AYES HN Rees Deen ne ‘es | wide, with 24x30 shield shape Hemmed, 15e 17e 2le 24c¢ | Hemmed, 42c¢ 44c¢ 47e 52¢ Prt Sofa, n. long, spring edge, spring-« . covere nirror; also furnished In b . Reet wr JAN, A0,—Jose tapestry or velour, Upholstering guaranteed, eye maple or mahogany, Hemst’d, 18c 24c¢ 26c 28c | Hemst’d, 50c 55c¢ 58e 62¢ Martinos, who was a prisoner 4 i hvetion ‘with the atetusina!ion of 1 Consult the Koch Plan of Deferred Payments ri mor. ut Madero in seaped ten daya| i of the 1 as made ’ sown today ry: tw : H. C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., 125th Street., West 4 tt