The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1917, Page 2

2 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1917. Sm chet S BOATS DON'T STOP Four Photo Poses of 17-Year-Old Ruth Cruger, SOO CARS OF FOOD Sti cEe ee tore And they have been lying there be- if the story of a great nation struggling yond the legal limit too. Why doesn't cess PREG SHPPING, 1 emt seat ccnrsanenoersnnne te, OUERERE DEMAND » ‘ P ‘ é - would enforce the law right now } once to please a powerful friend and LPO OODDDOOVE 1-0 0 ODO OOOOHHHOSUOOUUUUUV EGO LOUCOHHHOGHOOEH HEE YY about freight yards and pler a at the same time support au ally ‘ le whole lot of speculators in o 4 stuffs who carry their offices in thelr Of what mesages have passed be: hats would either get out of the bust- gf tween the United States and Austria- | ness or build more storage houses to 4 ; Hungary during the last eighteen lo We keep the stuff that is piled up in *s) days the State Department says ee — freight yards and on piers. = Banat ie ba not hae ed AL Weights and declared, tosday That authenticity of the aide memoir made : - 1 - x few wealthy, public spirited men public in Vienna, asking Austria to Same Number of Vessels Ar- tortion in tnis easily smash the clear up her position on Germany's rjving Since Blockade Be- | in potato and onto U boat decree and her own pledge ; to this Government on U boat war-| fal, Lacaze’s Assertion, | % fare. eros | The Austrian Government is pore pret : oN CK trayed as sirugsting bard to preven PEST OF ENDURANCE. the threatened break. That she a bs snsaiiane oetaied 1 and will support the German decree fe “QGermany’s Pine’ f ( the offictal view here. Should she do 4 y's inch Not to Be this, ft is taken for granted President) Compared With Any En- | Wilson will immediately order pass inte onan 19 ports to Austrian representatives here lente Experiences. * and recall Ambassador Penfield from ~+——--— -- i} his post in Vienna 4460-400 4 Te sioner Harti Efforts to Check | by Speculators Under | Plea of “Famine.” | yw where potatoes and onions quantities can be purchased cheaply, sald the Commissioner, These could be acquired and sold Five hundred carionds of foodstuffs, ere ut cost. provided some one put satees, up the mone « were done the mostly meats, poultry and potatoes, 1 the money. If this were done the ay os would be knogked to smith- in lesa than a week. I am certain that honest wholesale vege- New York Central, the Pennsylvania, tile dealers would co-operate with pigs ‘i city authorities, In the proper dis= the New Jersey C tribution of the low priced food. York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- ; Uniews private cit finance such n is no pe of immediate roads. Somo of these cars have been). /'!4% t to New York by! Comimissioner Iartigan bellever @ National Food Control Commisst embargoos and freight colgestion be- Which would have the power in an rut d Eastern termi. | emergency release cornered food bebdeii A deste ool espe btfabih it d cuarantee {ts proper distribution by tl railroads. are scheduled to arrive here to- for New York consumption over the ntral ait the New PARI, Feb, 28, If Germany In hutlding up hopes that her new sub- sup) . decrease their military AFTER WINNING TRENGH *'*"2<0 on thi end the war there hopes are misplaced, The blockade Ss amaneis will never succeed.” Berlin Reports Failure of Attack, Admiral Lacage, France's Minister After Lines Were Pierced jof Marine, gave this reply to-day ; | when asked for a mexsage to America at Armentier jon bow France views the German BERLIN, Feb. 22 (by wireless to Submarine war. Sayville).—A sharp attack by several “It was German trickiness that tn British companies on the German sugurated sommercial submarines, ines in the vicinity of Armenticres is Ostensibly to carry merchandl but reported in to-day’s Army Headquar- 1” reality to supply war submarine ters statement. The British pene- on the open sea,” the Admiral de- @ ‘ated the German position, but were clared. “It is Impossible for me to ® immediately driven out, leaving be- see how competent German officials hind, it 4s declared, 200 killed and a9 belleve their now move—which ts said prisoners. to be almed principally at France and The text of the statement reads: ‘Italy—can achleve the hoped-for re- delayed in tran nals. The congestion in the Buffalo yards is gradually being broken up, according to James A. Hammerling, a BANISHED HIS DESIRE Government inspector, who has been looking e matter. This will not matertally help the food attuatlon FOR TOBACCO «- far as New York {s concerned, but It | will make way for a freer service A Kan, Ss ee - dpe nics ge, et alll a : Man Tells of a Simple from points weet of Bumtalo | Home Recipe That Broke Him blem ts affecting the ‘i apatite ia hee | of Using Tobacco. or i s will be asked to] enact at once a law for the Federal control of foodstuffs. U ure reports of threats to blow up Mr. John Miller, living at Waverly, Kansas, after using tobacco 20 years, banished his desire for tobacco with ‘a simple recipe which he mixed at warehouses In an effort to home. Ina reeent statement Mr, Mil- % force speculators to reduce prices, ler said: “I could not sp tobacco reas a a “Army Group of Crown Prince | sults, On the whole, it cannot change ‘ “The 600 cars of foodstuffs due here of my own accord, so used tne follow- Rupprecht— South of Armen- | conditions much from the past. « to-day,” said Frank Jamieson of the ing simple recipe almost two yeare , i | H tieres, after strong artillery prep- “If the German people are looking to ee | +] | 8b DO-O 6049596034668 05 PRO DEOS 9000009 | New York and Now Jersey Retailers’ %#9 and have not touched tobacco aration, several British compa, | the submarines for peace let them take ~~ =) oo -, wed io |) tion, “will ense prices con. | since. T + o8 of water add 20 rains nies entered our position. They |cognizance of the fact that since the ¢ ; ae ce a muriate of ammonia, Ree alee Oe | Cente ee teen aren aT TAU REM OEAUEHIMEN | | WILSON MAKES NEW PLEDGE jiu: 2st ueses, souls drop of Variex Compound and 10 grains of powerful counter thrust. While | pdt punkee eri Frans BLAMED FOR “LEAK onus right now 4 searing trench £00 British |?bOut the same number of French 7 i /, she dead were counted, Thirty-nine |mercantile ships have been arriving Police Resent Father’s Criti-| State there d would drop if the pack- | pepsin. Take a teaspoonful three | jers would say the word. Of course, times a day. As it has no color or | | QF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG! ‘i.e siways a arop in meat wt thos still ¢ can be given secretly in tem men were taken prisoners. at our ports as before. The total gale Thate Et, | | |:ime, but the kind of a drop that Is coffer, milk or in food. Any druggist “Reconnoitring advances by the | was more than a hundred daily. That! Administration Officials I er cism of Their Efforts to | ——— ating . n fill this recipe at very little cost enemy south of La Basses Canal | 7 Oo"! ally Administration icia xon i faa My | ae fehnd Bette Did | needed Is a drop of about 5 cents on cnn fll ts recipe Mt tery lal desire and between tho Ancre and the | gure ts Immutable by House R Comimlties fron Find Missing Girl. | President Stands at Salute During Is perfectly ast. and It certarnly vt 8 Somme failed.” | “I do not bell conditions will ! Meare . for tobacco. dy y that there 4 supply the cou —_—— Ceremony at Washington's —_—_~»-—- change much from 1916, when the | Charges Made by Lawson § me the 600 alleged clues to the dis- Birthd Selebratio: T T S: Javerage of French imports doubled— | WALTHOTON Fi Ade Of the 600 alleged clues to the dis-| Birthday Celebration. FOOD Ri PIRAEU ‘ 00,000 to 6,000,000 tons |, oh oPMStAth ase ohomeraced com. |(ROeet een OF Tune Creat Howe ealee | WASHINGTON, Fet WORKERS LOOT STORES y 7 jiitolals are exonerated O°" | ng for nine days, the police regard as | U. | witson partictpated in : ‘Also, since the beginnt of the _ | * ginning | there Is am) Because Aw ‘ most promising the discovery that two | on the Pre agton's birthday exerc ‘ | | wt jWar we have doubled our seaboard) of pe. uy ‘two newspaper reportera Men who were hanging around Alfred |; ait us i frequent reference was made to the| iuel number of cars that have arriv ; rte. lock educe ° : A svery Fé ye em}. Lr AterTTREGHal \ 5 Shops Closed After Disorders Break | (mP0"™ RiboMfhenegraseNd Feduce who gave information of the note to |Coecht's bleyclo shop the day Miss ery Facility Given Them | pres BUSCA Ce The Pennsylvania, New York Central VERY Arter L 5 ne present figure somewhat, bi ; aun: Gave: Harll "It is much less of an adventure ven ond 3 eraey Contral, | Out at Distribution of Fund is materially impossible for the stock brokers are blamed In the Cofger vanished have also | to Leave, Says Berlin eaearie history than, to try ioe tie fy t sicily rad we for Unemployed. mans to abolish these imports Ladiehlaih tn an a een eerie or | bared from thalr homes near Tae | Statement. Jit" sata the Prealdent, in presenting | eaid they would gladly. on tht id as ) tulle. tie ton ort in. | Which will be finished to-morrow or | iy ; iia le , oot) |said they v ladly assist in ‘ LONDON, Feb. 22.—An Athens 40-| porte ncoat and, flour, ‘The cnomy | Baturday goatee : se & sold medal to @ school boy for| work but that, because of the holiday |Mother Tells How Vinol spatch to Reuter's says th. t food riots! hay n able to eink only a little| The newsp men biamed ure W.| ‘These men were in Cocchi's shop| BERLIN, Feb. 2%.—"Reports about | writing an casay on history no definite figures could be had. Made Him Strong. the White | When Miss Cruger went there at noon | American Consuls and Consular officers) The President pledged allegiance _|and left her skates to be sharpened, | detained by force In Germany are ma- | anew to the American flag, and with to the closing of all shops and the exact fj a House for the Washing vening a | Kure—of the general average - saying sho would return in an hour |licious inventions, Just as were so|the remainder of an audience, tn-| Ww: Custom House, The rioting started on coal,’ while the four lous is leas | Star, and J. Fred Eesary of the Balle) oy aie whe at a meeting for the distribution of a! than 1 por cent. ‘This flour loss does |More Sun | among workmen at Piraeus have led over half of 1 per cent.-.0063 1s the W: Price, who “cove was st rid's figures hor they wero there | many other reports we have had dur-| cluding members of the Cabinet, | plies due—were not far f ft 4 by public sub: Dt io . Committee conduct when she returned the police have! ing the last few weeks,” said a prom-| Diplomats and Congressmen, he | that they ht even fal cknisatietot he NODE eds To pis ey ces ee rei ans PeLieMy ta ee py Been unable to learn. Investigation tn inent German official to-day to a staff stood at salute wi Iging of] actual number. The mob looted @ number of grocery and | PARE normally wastes. inquiry ba New Jeracy, howev’, reveals that member of the Overseas News Agency | allegiance was repeated. aeRlGNivs A he MEAL butter abope, and a large numbor of! ‘This is the third time the Ger. | Thomas W. Lawson. they disappeared last Thursday, the (the official German press bureau). Haterance to: the traditional felends| cars of ooaatdite now lying rrests were inade before order was, mans have announced merciless sub-| | The flndings were approved BS {6 same day Coceht disappeared. | “The is rather complicated.” | ship between the United States and! yands, being un 4. Twice climaxes of, full Rules Committ ; 1 that T ars of fresh sup- n Evening “My little boy was in a very weak, delicate condition as a result of gas- tritis and the, measles and there scemed no hope of saving his life. |The doctor prescribed cod liver oil, but he could not take it, I decided to try Vinol—and with splendid results. as the| tt Seemed to agree with him so that ; rrect all the roads, how. | | | | jo the pl which is con |marine warfs The police, at first confident that he continued. “The facts, neverthe- | trance was » by Newell B. Wood-| case may be. The unoficial figures | 2OW he ts a strong, healthy boy."— |violence were briefly reached—then | sidering a tentative report drafted by ytiggs Cruger would return within less, are very clear. The German! worth of Syra N. Y., Past Presi-| of the fresh foodst that have are, Mf% Thomas Fitrgerald, 1090 ‘Park they subsided. The losses of world’y, a sub-committoe twenty-four hours to her home at No. authorities granted tho American| gent of the Sona of the American| rived during singe Ave, New York City led for] y 180 Claremont Avenue, and believing consular staff every facility for de 1 contains beef and cod liver ‘ jtonnage in the past have never been | — = |/An Inside Bath _ |] suse touring atiout a critica cons GERMAN PRISONERS FARM. sno nad eloped, now accept the kid- parture, For instance, seven gentlo- | Revolution, while Jules Jusserand, | dom peptones, iron and manganese per the French Ambassador, stood and| cars of beef, ot live s tenates and cerophosphates, which dition as far as the alles’ supplies sping theory. Thousands more cir- men who happened to be in Berlin at wt - pH , i cknowledged applause : twenty cars of chickens, 100 cars of! make it constitutional remedy Makes You Look are concerned, 700,000 Now Employed tu That WAY cutars carrying the minsing Kil's the time of the departure.of Ambas-|c.nator Pomerene denounced Ger-| dressed poultry, five care of Which ereates an appetite, aids diges —Mo ° Spring. a Senat er- | a poultry : Phi ad opal pepaslcpseatprer hed e PERT RU Colnckenden) cirebs 38, (ute nec commen WSre: mailed: tte ard left with him in his’ yany's submarine campaign s-| thirty-five cars of eras. | tion and makes pure, healthy blood. |wubmarines destroy more than for-| AMST day to outside points. special train to Switzerland, The and Feel Fresh merly, the situation simply resolves | —‘ . Henry D. Cruger, the girl's father, others, after Ambassador Gerard had s quoted as criticising tho po- been consulted with, were requested {ferent work, ts invited by tn a circular telegram to indicate by Children love to take it | We will return your money if Vinol fails to benefit you. At’ Lig- getts-Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores y is employing 750,000 war accordin Rheinischo Who W safled pacifists who are urging a ret-| P,Q. F ndum on the question of wa cars of p hope that they will make , food expert, expects fif | 1 prisoners ax farm labore | {tee If into the question as to who 18 (4 4 Heriin despatch to th ltry to-day and tw c Jay until Monday an | number eve able to hold out the longest. Ger. Weatfaclische Zettung, which quotes Tee n urrangement under which the enemy Ne rk Cr as AU alLaVUR atone “iis Saye a glass of hot water withl!| tuny, long immersed in economic! den, dreener, head of the ariny feed- Fifth ty Commissioner Guy H. what route they wished to travel {11 ag no shooting until the vote is|to lead t and ' EE Aencuetiae Albo aEne bah Phosphate before breakfa diMculttes, is now deprived of all sea jng department. Gen, Groener's states Scull to come to see him “Tho message suggested to them tayons said the Senator overs. er ing drug store in all New York keeps iliness away, trade except that of Scandinavia, The! ment was made before the ‘ “1 should like to have @ talk with that they take the route by way of : join ina 6 manipula, towns.-~Advt x _ Entente's margin, on the other hand, | committee which is co-operating in car- Mr, Cruger,” he says. “If there 18 Munich and Lindau, tn order to facil- eran ‘Thies excelient, common-sense is still of the widest, | rying out the provisions of the national anything he can suggest that is not jtate their crossing the border from DEUTSCHLAND AND BREMEN docks,’ said Mf health measure bein “The worst that can befall us is| <lvil service law being done, we are at his service.” Lindau, which point 1s of course PPED SKIPPER SAYS ‘ella ian Wire Nose Please adopted by ralilanace moro rigid restrictions to civitiang.| He stated that additional war pris: . ‘rho belief is growing, however, that guarded by the milltary authorities. || TRA f a oners would be put to Work in the agri the Cruger disappearance is going to, “Almost all the American Consuls) thelr oMces in their hats and th pie Rest assured we'll keep all necessi- j wt eae one | ie |cultural districts and that in occupted 4 , % : 4 ¢ | took advantage of this offer an use the railroad plers for storage Physicland"The WOrKT over recom(| tine’ Bat shia ie enerely hyporverton) | ouleuraddlatriete and that tn occupled aq one of New York's mysterten tike| WOR AUY*Or Men have: alveady. et*| c.4y Them Roth in Port Near Kirke| mrentuses 16 heid errivine consen| FEN Others mend the inside bath, claiming this is] we haven't begun to worry about work. the disappearance of Dorothy Arnold rived tn Munich and will leave by |°4 h rt Near Kir a | sowing and harves on Dec 1910. | 1 then of vastly more importance than out-| supplies.” way of Lindau, Some of them y pplies. lS | theca ey were force side cleanliness, because the skin pores| phe Admiral rel stay, not because they were for ee Jo not absorb impurities into thel cr tnae tne nrotegonits ct ruthie) lo4 IN WALK TO CONEY. RUSSIAN ATTAGKS FAIL Go ao but because the American Gov- mander of Briti My wall, England, Declare Coms ments of food products until they can ! | prices : ent has transferred them to} | blood, causing ill health, while the| babyy) ae | PHILADELPHIA, Fev, 22.--Both| “The Central has agreed to enforce ; , & . nee p sabre pe r P countries allied with any a y i. b, 2 y B pores in the ten yards of bowels do, | eubmarinings wore ever greatly oP: | Members of Waleces’ Clay of F BELOW RIGA ee es the Deutschland and the Bremen, Ger-|trictly the regulations of tho Inter-| Know About ¢ Men and women are urged to drink | Posed In German ofictaldon Amerten Started Prom City Hall, j aa HaGhiat mabe cap'|state Commerce Commission as. we as their own rules governing the un rach morning, before breakfast, a) “My opinion is," he explained, “that| ‘The members of the Walkers’ Club of : mubmarines, J glass of hot water with « teagpoonful | such a difference of opinion was an-| America started on thelr annual Wash ial : | AR PI | tives na: port nese Hirkwall, Bn Of limestone phosphate in it, as # nounced for effect on neutrals, A |ington's Birthday hike from the City Hall, Repulse of British in Macedonia Is} land, according to statements me © Liverpool trong ene attack west of Dorna| flags of patriotl ae re Say There Waal West 145th st. Interment at convenience vt to Mow feo W loading of cars and the taking away % ; J ¢ ' hore ; sre to-day by Capt. Adam, - lof freight from the plers,. Be ne = B harmless means of helping to wash similar German trickiness is apparent | to Coney Island at 2 o'clock fl Also. Reported by Berlin— re today by Capt. bsed ve FORE Rae | }# from the stomach, liver, kidneys and); the inauguration of commercial |N00M. There were I3tentries The walk * 1 ander of the Bri to-morrow rnin y r = bowels the previous day's indigestible |." bh ie ie chal | ra wero sent on thelr way by Fete Quiet on Roumanian Front. | | Tweed which 1s in po | mit food shipments t pain lon | FOR INDIGESTION :¥ material, poisons, sour bile and rines, Ostensibly they were to | 1" We : | Capt am said he saw both U| than twenty-four hours on the plers B . din ality , | Prunty BERLIN », 22 (by wireless to} bi. suseie eres parol Pes & toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and y merchandise, In reality they!” pick Remer, national amateur walk fs ‘ ' y i P| boats tied up in the port o| “This will be a hard blow to the] purifying the entire alimentary canal | Were built to supply war submarin ng champion, was tho scratch man, | Sayville) RUSHOR: (Oh. FAIGINE | Deutschland, he said ¢ ittie specitiators, for having no stor pi before putting more food into the|on the open sea The distance Is and # half mite operations along the Russian front {s/ ; trie heme from blew. 1 age warehouses they will be obliged | ‘Paris in New York” stomach, In opinio: real inward — —_—— reported {n (o-duy's A Headquat Ho declared the Bremen was bagged | to immediately the arriving con U Just as soap and hot water cleanse | psychological me of. Gerssans's het-! ters: ann ment. In Macedonta, pe ae 4 clare men ged | aye s end freshen the skin, 60 hot water and| vow wea frightfulnoss was based or Antt-War Writers, near Vardar, the British were defeated | « [ona trip to 5 America, | signments: . limestone phosphate act on the elim. | A . | OSWEGO, N. Y., ¥ Members of ep es Ramanic lena (Continued from First lage.) | --——»-- - “Tam in communication wh he an native organs. Germany's knowledge that It cannot) 0%) ¥ An in a hand-grenade engagem ad fs neasinnnt faca| Bon: Erie roads on t ne House Comm 1 Forole ee 1 he Roi | ee American Prestdent Confers i a Those who wake up with bad! be sure of the results at which tt , weather prevails on the Roumanian | expect to recel i c nave been threatened with “death within 4 ; g eet 1 Nay a , xy >» recely W. th breath, coated tongue, nasty taste or| aims through {ts military power and) evacrtrar nosre it they mupported n{ZFOnt ‘The statement reads war almost miraculous. ‘They had] | With Navy Mende, Lilpaupa nie 80W ‘40th St. P have w dull, aching head, sallow com-| that ther Germany ts attompt-|acciaration of war againat Germany," in “FRONT OF PRINCE LEO- |beon on the ground early and wera] WASHINGTON, Ve tat os Bole Owner plexion, acid stoinach rs who are! ing to reduce the Allied morale vailers nassived (rtm Maw Yori, aovord:| 20002 thwest of Mga and on |in the front row, but boys crowded | Franklin, President of thn Tusinalonsll Peet cinatitianae a subject ory aie attacks or constipa: t fing of b strength. Hut that! ing tod © Luther Mott, him. the south bank of Lake Narocz em back Just before the car jumped |i tn bir « ‘ed here to-day with! ty way ‘ nw val tion, should obtain & quarter pound |aame brute th 1 against committ ‘ of Russian detach. {the track. Hllzabeth and Ruth were! secretary Daniels and Assistant Se A ey me UNRTG oico. f limestone phosphate ut the drug) French valor at Verdun, at the ecelved ents, up to the strength of one |eryshod under. th just as {i |retary I f None| ; ‘ t aide | BROWN: — On Fer WILLIAM store. nis will cost very little but is| Marne, on t omme and elaewhere P . > signed the} compar were fullures, Near | . Ths with we al ta thal id tea 7 Sa joheering news to tno cea i BROWN, employee of Eager & Babcock, sufficient to demonstrate the value of] ‘The longer tho war laste the more ayy Baricdlere Labusy, on the Shara, and at sev stopped ho girls were se rl would com o Jespectally that the price of fowl ha 14 Bast 60 {on the pam an seaae inside bathing. ‘Those who continue] the Germans must realize that brute | Esl eral points between the Dniester | homes after an ambulance surgeon] It is unde ey Frank-| pone down. If st side does not| broth Louis Brown and nephew of it each mor ng are assured of strength 1s worthlens. It ou ask ind the wooded Carpathlans some | had treated them for bruise lin’ via ee nike Lnow, Lam glad to let tt know, No| the late Wiliam or John Brown of Holle ounced resu oth int evi ik war, prige attacks were successfully Ambulances from Willlamsburg, | ditps sewife should pay, beginning t ‘ +, Long Island, aged @2 yea: health and appearance.— Advt my at \ he party hav: | inried out by our ralding detach [Dolisewite showy -F id * be 1 and morale to hold on} Daniel Swee we ea + St. Catherine's, Hasterp District and | stood, ha “ SA Ghae ehvaantata Ganga ct } 4 the Funeral Chapel of ror to month, from day to| 4” artis ed Q Mast of the Vardar the British it Hospitals were called by |inat t chickens, good, wholesome chickens a a arial aay da n hour to hour g his throat with a t trie! lo settle themselves in front | the 4 The t ambulance on |gurding the an mer | ay ie y hat M relatives OF persone gee r © police a 5 hey are coming into market pl Re ee nee 9 | “Germany is now feeling a pinch om of hie of our position, They were driven | ing scene arrived Just as the Fort jehentmen ren rH (Per sata WAVERIICRIGA Ea] 1 with the hereabouts, please which ts not to be compared with any Williamsb: wway in a hand-grenade engage- ‘ - pak , a telephone The Funeral Chapel, Piase 1 * 1 At ¢ terd T experienced by the Entente,’ finer a } ment.” seventh Regiment, with t eyland Liner, Americans in Crew,| of fowl unloaded yesterday he} ¢@ Does find you exhausted— | Admiral Lacaze would not reveal es ee 1 Mvely march, swung ir Salis Armed, wholesale price is Zl cents now | ‘ CATHER: e | h take the weapor i 1 5 y | : ralnat, 23% twenty-four hours ND My Berves unsettled—too tired to rest? | he means by which the Proneh Bavy jie husband had ’ ctrograd Keports Repulse of Tea-| iza from Broadway BOSTON, Feb The Leytand tme|egainst 28% twenty four outta * re p but alr of conAdenoe was| caren cf failure ns “| « Roumanta. | ‘Tho arrival of the regiment, trailed | freighter Etonlan Funeral aay, Feb, 22, lpufficlent. to. ir minting - PETROGRAD, Feb, 22 wise ofl yy hundreds of marchers carrying tho [of munitions ané 30 P.M, at he ronldence, 167 |cens of thone def | © | tc 4 went | oral Aimer gun on her eft tp MK ¢ food-tonic that corrects these | vatra, iy Ania, was announced in onfusion that eo Viune ‘ t > cont ‘iy i » The World will be at 1 a's Informae itzer Building rk Rows World's ffive, northwest core nted After fire in the Columbia Block on which was de iver oil fi |ALEXANDER AND ROSENBAUM 2» © call bulding food to portly and smerteny sniy Leaves Baltimore. WIN INDOOR TENNIS TITLE. |: ngton d with an estimated toss of $800, a cell-building food to purify and | ; 00. Four houses adjoining tho bl St. and Brondways enrich the blood and nourish \iand 3 ipl he bg aie and 300 ie Y Harlem Office, 156 the nerve-centers. Your BERLIN " y An steamer to | ihr ter uba ae oe Tore won the| PROVIDENCE, it 1 : Brooklyn. Office, B02 Wastin strength will respond to Feb, Two h . port for the A WAF | national ennis doubles cham: | whe dry goods ¢ fon st. Brovkiya, for 30 ae 's Emulsion—but see ounted dead wer | gone since Germany's new submarine | plonship to-day by defeating A. H. | PAY x i “ | tel Or lad at the, _ that you get SCOTT'S, a aah eau ¥ becuine effective, Feb. 1, sailed | stan jr., Now York, and Clifton 18, Hard, | dainage day. T URI MM aaa i Gott & Bowne, Bioombeld,.J, WP | off.cia) j 910 | OY Ae MAYOR DOG: LOA GAR IER O”, FAT AUEDTE 0 ee Rn Teg, BO wag and Avenue, New Works ~ \