The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1917, Page 2

SIX SHIPS LEAVE FOR ‘DANGER ZONE AS SIXTEEN ARRIVE Two American Vessels and Many Americans Off for Europe To-Day. Belligerent and neutral freight and Passenger steamships, passing In and out of the harbor, kept the officers busy to-day. Six big ven- sels, two carrying passengers, left for the German submarine danger none and sixteen freighters, all in ballast, came from continental ports to take on goes for the Allies, These will start back for the ‘Wer zone As soon as they are loaded. The French liner Chicago started for Bordeaux to-day with a list of 100 passengers, among them many Americans bound for ambulance ser- vice in France, The passenger jist was kept secret. The Cunard liner Ascania, which was scheduled to have farted for Liverpool iaat Saturday. did not get away until to-day. She carries a few passengers. The Al- gonquin, a big freighter flying the American flag and carrying an Amer- jean crew; the Russian freighter Scarita and the French freighters Verginie and Basseperre also left for the German proscribed fone. Aboard the French liner cnseage | were Lieut. H. K. Nygard and Hugo Sundstedt of the French Aeronautic Corps, who have been in this country | making tentative arrangements for! an attompt to cross the Atlantic by alrcraft. They said they probably would return in April and jay plans for the flight in that month, The Standard Oil tank steamer Wico sailed from here to-day for an named European port. She was the first vessel of the Standard Oil fleet to leave an American port since the U boat campaign was inaugurated. The Wico is not armed. Soon after the German restrictions were announced, the Standard O11 Company recalled by wireless all its vessels then at sea bound for the war zone. The American liner port nearly un Philadelphia was 1,236 miles off tae Ambrose Chan- nel Lightship at 10 o'clock this morn. ing, according to a wireless received SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR It’s Granmother’s Recipe to Brang Back Color and Lustre to Hair. You can turn gray, faded hair beau- tfully dark and lustrous almost over night if you will get » 50-cent bottle af “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- pound” at any drugstore, Millions of hotles of th famous Snge Tea Recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, sa well-known druggist here, be- cause it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have » surprise await- ing them, because after one or two apptications the pray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful This is the age of youth. Gray-haired ttractive folks aren't | wanted count so get busy with Wyeth's e and Sulphur Compound to-night you'll be delighted with fan your dark, handsome hair and your youths ful a few days. ppearance within I preparation is a toilet requisite Thi and is hot intended for the cure, mitt gation or prevention of disease — Advt With luncheon and dinner “Eddys” Sauce is the ideal relish. Eddys oa err Fine for flavoring soups, auce stews and salads. 10c At Grocers and Delicatessen Store: Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., NY Liquid’s Place In Cleansing Teeth Im choosing @ dentifrice tt not Parent to everybody that the @u be provided for as Well as correct dentifrice tor bh Heutd. Bosedont ilauid Reconeary require wah is cleaning antiseptic properties f the mum ti germs that Infected gums. As sound teeth will only remain intact in firm, normal gums, Boao Goat Hauid te the loxical avlection to as we the right condition Adve ap 1 should Read “THE WANDERER,” ty Maurice V. Samuels. Story 1 unded on the Biblical story of t } + digal Son, which will be printed souplete in twelve instalments, be # ping to-day in The Evening World conside \A At tho line's offices here. She is ox- pected to make port Thursday. Thir- ty-eleht Americana are among the passengers. Among the steamahips arriving from War Zone ports to-day were the British steamers Folla from Bristol and the Sebantuan from Rowen, both of which left after Germany's new submarine | campaign commenc: the Folia, a Cunard fretghter, which came by way of Halifax; the Belgian steamer Ea- caut, from Cardiff, the French steamer Guyane from Bordeaux, and the Dutch steamer Noordwyk from Rotterdam. ‘The Barber Steamship Line an- nounced to-day that the freighter Doohria, the first American ship to leave an American port after the German submarine warning had been issued, wae in the Mediterran The American freight stoamahip Horinquen, from Fowey, England, has dd off He amahip, received h muda in tow of a according to cable nere to-day by the! owner, the Garland Stemsiip Com-| pany, The Borinquer, was last re- ported leaving Fayal, the Agores, Jan Just prior to that she had’ been stopped by a U boat and ordered tol rescue the survivors of @ destroyed been sig? Duteh wi advices oe THE SPIES IN THE NUMBER 10 U.S, 0,000, Cummins Makes Fight Measure to Curb Them Sought by President. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—-Oppor ing amendments by Senator ‘um- ming to temper some of the stringent provisions of tho espionage bill pend- ing in the Benate, Senator Ov of North Carolina to-day declared he had been told there were 100,000 spiew In the United States and that It was absolutely essential that drastic ship. She carried these men into raya | ere | Has Smoke Device to Blude U Bom BALTIMORE, Feb, 19.—The Donald Line fretghter Lakonia of Glasgow, provided with the new amoke device of the Britivh Admiralty to render ship ping immune from swhmarine attacks, arrived at this port yesterday, The sl also carries @ three-inch gun mounted | nate The new device can generate enough smoke ina few minutes to mask & vessel from the enemy's view for « oral hours, son a SUNDRY CIVIL BILL HAS PREPAREDNESS AWARDS, Provides for Arsenals, Armories, Coast Defenses and Panama Canal Fortifications. WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. The sundry civil bill carrying a total of} $198,241 including preparedness items totalling $20,234,898 -was ported to the te The money appropriated is for ex-| re- House to-day pense of running the Government for the year Preparedness appropriations — in cluded In the bill provide $6,257,400 for armories and arsenals; § O86 for const defenses; $4,716,500 for ama Canal fortifications, and §1,0' 000 for Infantry barracks in Hawai ‘The bill carries $135,242,000, which is $48,000,000 lens than asked by ex- ecutive department heada, but $7,000, 000 more than apeitet ed last year, aes FIRES POPGUN INST PRESS AGAIN: Congressman in Vainly 11 Tries to Have House Investigate Charge Bribery With British Gold WASHINGTON, Feb, 19.—In other futile effort to-day obt ‘ation of his resolution to iu ventigate charges that twenty five an of erican newspapers had been sul to Hou sid do by English this country inte war it a buay He money with presentative Moore gave the and noisy half hour. that bis resolutic adopted, defied one Was newspaper to yhow why the ite editorials regarding the change charged Repre- Lenroot of Wisconsin with a Mdeltbe hod,” | nd tne | shouted should be ington of had ive war vente utte and GERMANY DETERMINED ON U BOAT CAMPAIGN Allow From Dr. Hel IN, Feb. 19 the rman ow, Will, Not Wrested Success to Us,” Declares ferich Ar, Karl Heit. | Imperial Vice | aking at a meeting of Agricultural Council, te Reuter's Amsterdam cor as saying Be Chancellor, sp the German quoted by pspondent “We considered the paign carefully and are certain of success allow that success to be ws by anything or any on OVERLADEN PIER CAVES IN. | Workers am | we] noi | submarine ave dared and will sted fr Rarely pe When Coffee Carmo Causes Collapne, | As a re overloading, due to the embargo which has caused slmilar con- stor piers, about forty | No. 1, Just off th on other Hier to | office | Mr tlonal defenses. The naval code book recently stolen | from a United States destroyer on the | Pacific Coast was stolen by an emin- sary of @ forein government enlisted | in the United Stat ator Lee, Maryland “Do you suppose an Americ citizen stole the code?” he asked, “No it was the emissary of @ foreign gov- ernment enlisted in the naval service of the United States.” Senator Cumming declared the bill would put the United States unde virtual martial jaw in time of peace as well as war, He attacked the measure as “an autocratic and dan sumption of power by the and said it treated every jean ecltizen as a spy Among the provisions of the Dill are the following: Against the entrance person taining information naval or military rm sel, radio station or plant Against the unlawful possession of code books or information re- lating to the national defense, Amuinst sending throug mails any “invisible” writing. falxe aMdavite made to influenc the course of the United Statos or Navy, said Sen- of any “for the purpose of ob u many rvation, munition the foreign Government Agaiat. impersonation of officials of a foreign Government Ayainst abuse of passport priv fleges and Government seain. Against conapirac to injure property of with which at peace Against the Unite againat a foreign country the United States ts the inception within States of conspiracies ny foreign prince or State; restrictions upon interned soldiers and sailors of belligerents, Against conspiracy to injure vessels engaged in foreign com merce. President Wilson under the bill js given also wide discretionary powers | "to better enforce the neutrality of the United States, MAYOR SAYS “LIAR’ TO ACCUSER; STOPS RIVERSIDE HEARING ‘Continued from First Page.) I! nr maw ft, 80 far ax T know, Jon't believe it ever emanated from the Dock Departme: 1 opposed such measures, As far back as 1911 I tried to have the Legislatare powers of the Board of F granting easements to twenty-five with two renewals, instead of t ‘easements, mit timate yearn, civing: without suce Nenator Henry the bill, permane but w said Pollock to The Former who jntroduced Evening Worl “That bil was ha Edward MeGoldrick, r elty at Albany I recall had the p of the Corporation Counsel's on it. Mr, MeGoldrick said that it was an appro’ city Dill and asked me to Introduce it which T did. UNDERSTOOD IT WAS PARED BY MITCHEL. “1 understood at the time that it had been prepared by Mayor Mitchel, who then was President of the Board of Aldermen “When | found out that there was omething wrong with it 1 tele- hed to Mr. Mitchel, asking whether he was for this bill, He re- plied: ‘Lam netther for nor against tL have the telegrams. “Ido not recall who told me It waa Mitchel's bill or just how I got ho impression that he backed It, but to by nting the PRE- ry, collapsed this afternoon, carry impression was strong enough in ing 4,000 bags of coffee with it, ‘Two| iy mind to cause mie to telegraph dozen workinen had narrow escapes from | him the time and to receive his injury, While the structure gave way | non-committal answer. at the river end, the fl nly dropped | “When 1 found out that there was bei icy bi mae the © fo) something wrong about the bill, I The coffee arrived yesterday on the| iM" It dropped. I declined to move United Fruit Line steamship Saramae | !t® Advancement and It died in Sen- 10 bags of it, each bag weighing 14¢ We would not have brought up pounds \.his subject unloas the Mayor insisted | | i} | | /ENTY -THREE YEA RS before the old City I Hall on Wall Street was abandoned, Carstairs Rye had established the foundation that has stood the test of time, for a quality-reputation SENATE 1$ TOLD on rman | jaws be enacted to protect naval sta- | EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, RUSSIAN MINE WAS LAID UNDER | MISS ZILLAH TOWNSEND TO BE CARNIVAL QUEEN IN AN. Y. “MARDI GRAS”, Discovered When Kaiser’s Troops Made Successful Raid in Galicia. BERLIN, Fob, 19 (by wireless to Sayville) —"A Russian attempt drive mine shafts against our po! | | to was frustrated by an unexpected coun -thrust on our part,” says the | Overnens News Agency. “Our task | | Wan to capture the enemy's positions by storm, find the entrances to the |mine shafts and blow them up. | “The detachments which were to jstorm the positions and hold them | while the ploneers were busy were composed exclusively of men who | volunteered for «hie service. ‘The number of men who asked permission to participate in the enterprise far exceeded the needs. “after an hour and a half of artil- | | »badly the most spectacular fare- well to the world, the flesh, &c., that New York has ever enjoyéd on the {Streett, and ¢ were urn of the Depar 40 two short stretches er to the jurisd.eth nt of Docks and ries of the City of New York for ommercial purposes, i} During 113 the negotiations with the New York Central Railroad were being Conducted and |t was the opin ion of the Dock Department that be- GERMAN TRENCHES SP SPOR IT NT 1917. FOG BRINGS LUL “IN HARD FIGHTING in the Drive at Mirau- | mont. | BERLIN, Feb. 19 (by wireless | operations, and there brises, Army {aounced to-day. PARIS, Feb. nouncement | Office to-uny | “Patrols were active in the re- gion of Barnhaupt-le-Haupt. The night was calm everywhere else. “On Saturday night a Zeppelin | flew over the French Coast in the | department of Mas de Calais as far as the environs of Bowlogne and dropped a number of bombs | without result.” Hoadquarte! lines of the places capturing fou sition, At several stubbo: ‘ighting with rifles. hand grenades and | the bayonet took pla Cut off a decimated by the German fire, a buried in their trenches and dugou the French were compelled to render in groups ON WESTERN FRONT |British Hold Positions Gained }!y and take “the necessary measures Sayvilie).— Heavy fog along the Fran- co-Belgian front has interfered with havo only been tions near Zborow, Galicia, recently | Teconnoltring raids and similar enter- an- 19,—The following an- wae made at the War Uritish Advance Farther tn Miran- ches and pushed trresistibly ahead, | French po- | sur: German losses | 1, | were small in consequence of the com- | AMERICAN REPUBLICS MAY HOLD A CONGRESS Suggested in a Note by Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Who Urges Unity of Action. WASHINGTON, Feb, 19.—@ome tn- terest was manifested here to-day in Beuador’a proposal for @ congress of American nations to meet Immediate- for securing a continental expression Principally tor the guarantee of the rights of neutrality and, if it le pos- sible, for the alleviation of the rigors ff war.” Tobar Borgona, Bouadorean Minis- ter of Foreign Relations, made the | suggestion in a note to the Mexican | Minister of foreign Relations re- sponding to Gen, Carranza’s note to the United States and all neutral na- tlone suggesting an embargo on food- stuffs and munitions exports as 4 means of bringing the war to an end. Borgona’s communication, dated at Quito, Feb. 17, saya joint action of all American nations is needed to pro- duce results, as the labor of one, sep- arate from the others, It has been domonstrated, te unfruitful.” The Mexican Fmbassy here re- celved a communication to-day from the Bolivian Government, calling upon all American nations to join in a conference to deal with complica. ons growing out of the German U to} Eyeglass comfort. Satisfactory eyeglasses will give you more comfort and pleasure in proportion to their cost, than anything elee you can buy. Whether you come to us te have glasses made upon the prescription of your Oculist or to have your eyes examined one of our Oculists (Re; Physicians) ~— We assure you—the very best fe tn eyeglasses —at the west cost —consistent with ae- curacy and dependability. Harris Glasses cost 8@ of more, W Ht estbe A oie ogee te, as ah 442 Columbus Ay,, bet, 81st 70 Nassau St. Near 1405 St. Nicholas’ Av., bot. 1804181 2629 Broadway, bet, 9th & 100th 1007 Broadway, nr, Wilo’by, Br 9 Fulton St., opp. A. & 3, Brookiyn 3 Broad St., next to Bedell, Newark Ys can get Sunkist Oranges wherever uniformly good fruit is sold. Tissue wra . stam; “‘Sunkist’” = tify the genuine. Order now. Sunkist Uniformly Good Oranges Californis Fruit Growers Exchange night of Mardi Gras, will be at the iery preparation on the afternoon of mont ft boat war, The communication de- Kita-Cariton carnival, for which great Feb, 14 these thrusting detachments! WITH THE BRITISH ARMIBS|nounces Germany's wea warfare in pat in chatie, and tise zitien captured positions about 600 metres AFIELD, Feb. 19.—The German army | #athing terms. ‘ownsend, one of the most admi broad at the point of the bayonet and of Crown Prince Rupprecht’s group es Of this nenson's debutantes, has been entered into the avcond Russian posi- has recetved several sharp raps on] NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. fantaion bg of the pre-Lenten tion, We captured the entire garri- the knuckles during the last thirty ee Eran bout Industrial Association, the son in the first line, which, on account #tx hours, Following Saturday's en- U NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.<the en- — = | of our artillery fire, had remained in gagement ut dawn, in the Miramont} ("118 (OF of upon It," sald Mr. Craig to the Board! the dugouts region, the British have further ad-| vrawr RACK. —Two.year-olde, claiming: eve of Estimate, ay the Mayor was heat-| “Patrols of mine seckers wiiici fol-/vanced—and this despite fogs, a | tad.« lay firiongs I, ig: raced, 19: Oss edly denouncing it as a ile. lowed our Infantry found five mine! thawing of the frozen ground, and | taliter, it Kaul Ai si: Sided Betta, 1K; DOESN'T KNOW shafts in the area captured. Ono of |resultant seas of mud. SESUND ILA.” ive year ald and pi latin. | OW SOURCE OF BILL, oO < “Vou tedeat, Viley, 118; SAYS MAYOR, jthem, 109 metres long, had been| Officers are “quite satisfied” with i pantefrect 116), Viledy 418; “Yos, I insisted upon ft,” exclaimed | driven underneath our trench and al- | the result, they asserted to-day. The i Sia (Can 8 Detter |the Mayor. “I don’t know where that|feady charged for biasting, Four | British Ines now overlook Miramont We: Ageman, High Hore, 11) bill came from. L know that it did others, each about twenty-five metres | at several points, A violent counter- |; Taian 108; *qindel, 308; Not emanate from my office. 1 heal. | LOn, were Bias up and Vogts ‘attack by the Germans north of the THIND TAGE —Thewe.r0a: ; anne Nt long shaft kept our pioneers bi | s six fs tate to say where it did origivate in|for five hours, during which time our|Ancre yesterday at noon was re: absence of direct knowledge, but rusting achment# remained tn | pulsed | | s 5 1 Russian line, withstanding North of Armentieres the British ° probably came from the Dock De- nuous attacks of superior forces. | 7 Hua, 100; Bedtime: & partment, I never knew anything! ‘Toward evening they returned to|Taiders penetrated 250 yards into| it RYH RACES Th about it." |their own positions. Five officers, 396 | German second line trenches, killing | Handicap; Mayor Mitchel later satd the Pollock | men and two mine throwers were |sixty. Many dugouts were cleared by | and va rrp bill was introduced by the Park De. |o*PMred bombs Fair Mac id _ " y Pit Jr Other minor raids yesterday and 3 partment and he opposed it, ION puma, 166) 113; " it w suc etal Grumpy, 108: : JOKER SOUGHT TO AMEND ACT CLOSING QUOTATIONS. oanttae danaestsbb tides | ita iota 14 Maton, OF 1894, | With net changes from previous closing. German Accoent | J, ‘Livingston eniry, ***R, ,; According to the statements Mr.| tw, Raid in Or ra) Housman entry Craig, a legislative act of 1X74 spect BERLIN, Fr FIPTH RACK Thee pee olde and wn; claim. fically provided that lands acquire s to Sayville, Feb, 19).—Det nT ne EL ye TT for Riverside Park should be used jtho fighting Incident to the German | yok Keres 112 tue ag: Kae YS i for the park and no other purposes, attack on the French lines in the Beep. Le: pede Cb. Ok. Buse “Around, “101 ‘The 1913 joker bill slightly amende Champagne on Feb. 15 are given to- | SIXTH RACK—Thme-vearolds and up; cleim ie fet oy, pervaltting th land to be day by the military critic of the Over. me, mile, -—Cr man fog ‘ot e ) other purposes as oe : a | * oP rine \necesw.ry." ‘This bill was discovered i. nk let News Agency Mt aotett toa Bae Mi by the West End Association and by | Ain. Suse "The fighting south of Ripont,” he |W gay ‘4 communication with Senator Pollock Woollen Co writes, “took place on the same ground | SEVP STH IAG) Sonhenge ite ickere: its progress stoppe It had been conda Mini where Gen, Joffre in the autumn of | 11), Hides Brother, 10 ine Waters, 100; sont up to the Legislature as a city) Ateh. T. & 8 4 dal aleve 1: Co bill und as such Mr. McGoldrick’ uit a W, | 12 [1918 sacrificed thousands of French | 0?" $108: oa resentative of the corporation co ES IY * | soldiers in fruitless attacks, By @ bold | 7) Wa iH sel, had caused it to be Introdi ed,| Balt. & , | thrust on Feb. 15 the Germans ejected | ., Py rae hs t No rit ‘amy was ta aed to Senator | Retr, Ate 5 |the French on Hill 185 from a treneh | ste pas Si Aa mig fun. igh tas ollock or Mr. McGoldrick lame ma jer Ht Al system almost one kilometre deep and | Teron LO Ti ag Mam 108 Ln Tarra | t ‘Sear hu} hy tOn Wats ays Mitchel Wad Nothing 1% | more than two and one-half kilometres | {or i. 108; ve toes ben to Do With Bin, breadth—a system which had been apprentice allowance claimed, Special t» The Brening World, 2 | maintained by the French since Sept. ore " r ost | TO Investigate Prendergnat's Re- TRENTON, N. Ju Feb. 19—Bon % 1915, and fortified after the most| T° investignta Drendermaat's jamin #. Creswon jr. eng for th 1, | Modern methoaa Special Prom « Staff Correspondent.) | New Jersey Terminal Commission and $"] Phe French, in addition to losing a| ALBANY, N. ¥., Feb. 19.—It is re- fort rly Deputy Dock Commissioner 1% large number of men tn prisoners, | ported that a joint resolution will be of New York, to-day declared that i 'f} Killed and wounded, lost important Ob- | introduced jn the Senate to-night eall- Mayor Mitchel had nothing to do with 1% serVation points. ing for an Investigation of the connec- preparing the New York bill of 1014 4%) “At dawn the German guns bom-| {ion of Comptrofler, Prender pac authorizing use of Riverside Park barded the works, the fire beng di-|the Depew Lands ‘Company.’ Senator lands tor railroad purposes. Cresson with eacelient effect in the | Lockwood or Senator Burlingame. of ‘midi bright weather by German air- | Brookiyn will Introduce the resolution The Legislature of New York set men ‘and observers, In a brief time | #cording to present plans, aside the river front in front of River- the hostile trenches were levelled and | ——-————— side Drive, from about Seventy-sec- the French artillery silenced. The| Pera’s War Minister Quits, ond Street to about One Hundred and barbd wire entanglements had been| LIMA, Peru, Feb. 19.—Col, Benjamin Twenty-ninth Street, for park. pur cleared away by the fire, the dugouts | 5 of W igned. | Domes, except two localities, one « penetrated by heavy shells and the [short stretch near the foot of Seven- entire trench sector crushed ‘yty-ninth Street and another a short At a given moment the German stretch near the foot of Ninety-sixth attacking forces sallied from their rm nd | nd | | if \fore any exchanges of property, could t plete success of the careful artillery | be made with the New York Central : paration. . CELE us to that property devoted by the +s RAT codn tens ateaoke nich |i E. Tagislature for park purposes trans i were launched In the evening and on ff ferred to the Hoanl of Estimate, that 1° the following morning in an effort to | iM H TS as long as it was net aside by the + if | recapture the loat helght broke down A Legislature for park purposes the ¢ reine heaviest lnuea. a [transfer with the railroad could not SI % arco ins 4 a : PEA Ollt was therefore. prepared, as T 1 two Companies of troops nt Trini Wi = Spring Styles : i ‘epared, § +1 o e a . *| I recall It, In the Dock Department % MURRAY, Ky., Feb. 19.—Two com- J and was introdued tn the Legislature 8 it co tina eh alate (ooonarases Bick tact Li Now on Sale eae hot know what happened to this 56N + 1% (o prevent mob violence when Lube Mar- ff aes Ape Wat Wad ae iN t 3} un, negro, charged with murdering tj] 178-160 Fifth Ave. 181 Broatway | eoting © ; i} Guthrie, Guigid, patrolman, went on f disc he} ork Cel ‘ob ; ee wnek ol to F , lem #fome one referred to this blll as i i GU Ueh the gudae and prosecutor unless Sl 22 South Michigan Av., CHICAGO being intended to transfer Inrge parts 4 : Martin was turned over for lynching in all Pi Citi of the park to the ratiroad, and the aye Bet tf purposes. The Sheriff pbrought |G a. ‘rincipal statement was made that no one a8 LA i sue mn F aducan. w Si isuaden ee med to know who had prepared 2 af goore shan fn Reee ite course hia bill or who was behind tt mor what was its intention. I ow I - = J believe, suggested that Mr. Mitchel ITEMS ron INVESTORS. | was »ponsor for the bill. [thereupon ,,St- Joseph toad Co. year ended Dec 6 NP 9 i the 1: ‘Net carnings after allowing for ¢ arose and explained that the ation of plant, $8,004,649; Increase been pre 4 in the New Y« 289. “Balance afier depletion, $4, Departer and explat pur jual to.35.18 per cent. on stock, pose as above, So far as | recall and compared with 24.75 per cent, in 1915. know, Mr. Mitchel had what - ties ever to do with the preparation or the oto, | Ate Aion’a § sulunission ¢ of EADY te at 95%, yielding about 5% per cent and pered is Mb, i ‘ i} Feb 1919; $10,000 sold on curb at 98% , KILLED WHEN N AUTO UPSETS. oe : Aleta , ; Offering for Monday and Tuesday, February 19th and 20th Laclede as egular quar- ol ¥ co Mere Lite terly dividend of 1% per cent. on com. KIPDIER BOX This ln w callection, of Apeots which, aperal, te the, ladle folk | pdming K mon BOOK, payable Warch 16. Cherry Drove. Hig) its. Peppermint Drow. Peovermint Sticks any 4c me ol ad wally d Rertram, forty-five years old, a| south Penn Ol 0 per cent. atock | | many others cal payable Mareh 16, merehant of F Lee, N. J, was killed dividend this afternon while on his way to Hac )kIshoma Producing and Refining Co. ensack In an automol ile when he at- —Inerease of capital stock from $6,000. AMDORTED sive’ ce tempted to avoid runaway horse. His ¢ W),00) was approved at Dem, ask | such ® pow skull was fractured. Phe ru an Ate ™ i, ol ity approach tram at hig f s re wn struck 4 rdering the A hurlel Bertram out with great SPECIAL NOTICES. bs BARCLAY STREET force aa it turned over. ——_ ree tA at > 29 CORTLA CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN 45K FOR and GET PARICROWANAREA' MARKET. 9 m Ds wheat P= 400 BROOME | STREET Petiow Kw ~ ° . \e"EAsT 230" STREET "e Wh THE ORIGINAL ave ayer N ST., BAIKEYN ‘4 MALTED MILK iday BROADWAY, Brooklyn ~~ n19 rhe specified wetghi by 3 % + NS Cheap substitutes cost YOU same prive 7 Chocolate into dainty suuure Wonderfully good emtlny POUND and ox 206 BROADWAY Clowes 7, a Se aaa 11 BAST 420 8 orm 12 Closes 11.90 P, M.—Saturday 12 neludes the container. has a heavy soft lead and writes boldly and smoothly, At all dealers 5e Made by THE VENUS PENCIL FACTORY 220 Fifth Avenue New York @darbon 113) ) MARDI GRAS Tomorrow, Tuesday the 20th, New York joins hands with New Or- leans. Time: 11 P.M. Place: Cafe des Beaux-Arts, 80 West 40th St. DR. 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