The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1917, Page 9

PLENTY OF MALES lenged to Produce Them if There Be. iF, financier, son of the It A. Moore, the “Hardware King, men of Greenwich, men worth while. wins: of Greenw@h. “There are just that the of Coast Company, COMPANY, INGREENWICH BUT ARETHERE OMEN? —icigeee ‘Women of the City Chal-| Charles Arthur Moore jr. athlete, @oing after militia recruits with «| club, He is a biue-cyed giant, but | the club he is using is not made of | He 1s trying to shame the Conn., he lives, into Joining the local | Defense Company by publish- | an advertisement challenging the | of that borough to find thirty | Here {s how It be- “Women of Greenwich! I fall upon you to find thirty MEN among the MALE POPULATION many Places for MEN in the Twelfth GREENWICH Artillery. All the males in town know that 0! wancn ast esine Ae: nd who invited him to become @ member he which had a meteoric career. the end of it Mr. serving young Mr. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, deck, troversy raging in Mzards and four-legged hen, ‘OH, YOU Ore Kip!" EFFICIENCY NOTE: hit 4x8 foot target at 65 feet under her caved Bag ‘Trust Company, | At) Cummings was in Sing Sing, Moore had _ lost Carnegie a term Columbus, wearing high fur collars and short skirts. Ind., An old coal mine ‘SWAKN ASKS CHARGES BE HEARD AT ONCE JITNEY SUBMARINE—Dutch skipper sald he was stopped by one #o emall hardly room for one mun on SHOULD CHINS OR SHINS be kept warm |s con- since girls began HATS ARE GOING UP, not because It's March, but on account of high price of materials. CURIOUS THINGS on ship from South America: Boa constrictors forty feet long, pink-eyed gazuka and black demon spider (monkeys), purple crested chudder, anteaters whose tongues work while they sleep, singing ADAM SHRIVER, ninety-two, was buried at Can- { ton, O., in coffin he made thirty years ago. is name of @ atreet in Portland, | You can't get a revolver per- mit now from New York City Magistrate unless you can EARTH literally swallowed up woman hanging out clothes at Mount Washington, Pa. PICTURED AS “AQUAPLANING,’ WOMAN SUES FOR $50,000 Mrs. Yost Resents Film Showing Her Riding on a Door at Sea. Asking damages of $50,000 because the Ansco Company, a camera firm, used her picture for showing her clad in @ bathing suit riding on a door At sea posing as “Aquaplaning,” Mr Anna Yost of No. 512 West One Hur dred and Eightieth Street a to-day as plaintiff in an Against the company on trial before Justice Platzek. The plaintiff desires an accounting and an injunction. Mrs, Yost testified she a party of girls at Brighton each in 1915 who posed for were afterward published consent in the art newspaper and in She declared the picture, which showed her in a bathing suit, bare- footed, hair flying, driving with reins as she sd on a door towed by a motor boat, has been used for trade purposes to the great humillation of herself Herbert Kellar, ared , aotion was one of pictures whic with be supplement © “Motor Boat.” & photographer, tes- tifled Mra, Yost’ and the other ‘girls volunteered to pose for him.. He identified the picture of Mrs. Yost He added that, in the Ansco picture he only identified the body and firure of the plaintiff with the head facial features of a different person —_—_ NO ATTEMPT 10 CENSOR we need MEN and need them |hie fortune of more than 000,000. | Takes City Club's Lawyer Before badly to serve and defend you | Tle rough AR 4 | SPEAKERS, SAYS DR. BUT R he a | ee t to S | Warnes of this town and the | Ne {6 & Glrector in hie father od Referee in E ffort to Set | LE women of this n, to serve with high finance, He looks like a Time. —- and defend your children, But who would fight till the last ; peewee it lumbia’s He vai ; out of the male population of the | drop was drained from him and then | | District Attorney Swann, in an umbia ead Makes First Ut town we have bee: {dle with a amil ‘ort to hasten tho hearing on the terance on Barring of Cou | selves to find _ harges preferred against him before | is more like that in the! the Governor by the City Club, 1 Ilya Tolstoy naming advertisoment vt min 2a! 1,300 SEE PASSION PLAY ¥ Club, pe in the local papers. suaded Chase Mellen, counsel for the| President Butier of Columbia Uni City Club, to go before Referee | versity, mado bis first public utter td@k before you which is hard even My sieht acon d kel ied iilencing a ten Sea for your strength, find thirty real ; ‘ Mr. Swann sald he wished a hear un a Tolstoy, The en in Greenw There is a very Mayor Mitchel Accepts Invitation to | ing as soon as possible. Mr. Mellen |Count was invited to tolk on “My, Call upon then to enlist Night To-Morro know whether the referee would a rnational Club, a stud ran fn the Greenwich Company to serve « ‘i 4 cept hearsay evidence Mr. Ingr le ut was prevented b Vr hig country: * ¢ © A measure ‘Thirteen Itindred persons witnessed | ham suid he would receive no ev in LD. Prince 1 of the depart vf gpur patriotism and the patriots, yesterday afternoon, in St. Joreph's|dence not admissable before any | ment Slavonic languages and Mhirty men among all the hundreds Auditorium, Central Avenue and | court of law in this St Mr. Melien | Hiterat The Spectat stuten 4 ‘Bot males cf military age in Green-| Traphagen Street, West Hoboken, N are his case.| paper, editoria declared it wa dh cane Honor of the Town is in) Jy the eleventh performa of the | rie Be ns fd Reged autocrat give wer of vet hall een be known as the Passion Play and five hundred were 9x 4 date until after his return 2 i ‘ uty “vaWN UT DIDN'T HAVE unable to get inside. Most of these : President Butler writes to the Spec ‘VHIRTY e took reservations for Tuesday or tator that (here has never been an ERTISED To KEEP COMPANY, Tucwiay inns pertermancet” .” Uy §, GUARANTEE TO END | Scie. Seis spits Sinan ALIVE. Mayor Mitohel nas accepted an in- tudent clu ohly question has ¥ vitation to witness the play. In al n whether Count Tolstoy was a The E you heard from your thirty ng World asked i letier to vather Conrad, Joweph's Church and dir , the Mayor saa ne stfend one of “near to-day in his office, Fortieth Street ‘The big young man smiled all over 3 ahoul- his fbroad, pink face, and bh r@-a pair that Hackonsc t envy—shook with mirth haven't heard ess that will fetch ‘em jen will shame ‘em into vi It simply unt on the country y-six men in the It was down as ic two weeks ago, whe natny ied aitest ts pretty sev thirty more go nks. 1 joined last June, inigs began to look bad, and cond Lieutenant ty hgn the officers have to g elt own pockets to drum up men DVERTISER HAS LED EVENTFUL LIFE. “Pve had a lot of i letters since the This Bd. Joame out yesterday. We have PT nae tha: Uni plenty of patriotic women in Green.‘ “2 | fair ele wich, Me a letter from Mrs. Nel- + | are son Macy, local Chairman the Women's National Service wgue She|suggests a mass meeting, with a big brass band and an Admiral and other veteran officers to tell the boys | i's time to come forward, We'll get len, & Kio ‘em, never fear. I haven't Jost faith | De Hee. Com, j in Greenwich—just thought I'd atic | Ntwera! eicirh tem up with a challenge, | shouldn't Motom ¢ f be surp yd get 300 men in- | {fing to, & J wiead of thirty. We can find gunsgo \ “ them all!” . te as im Mr. Moore sii years, of Uvely experiences, W ® lad at Yale he wen Hudson Ray country afte big game and rare bir is was with Admiral Pe his quests for the North F It Edwards’ Olive Tablets. 2 this you young—to do need dark ples dull eyes with no sparkle. doctor will tell you most mound mixe! gave to his patients for years Dr. Edwards’ Olive ‘Tablets, substitute for calomel, their action, yet always The: the tonia, u 4 Pe nite system 0 You will know Dr Tablets by their olive color. All druggists », 26c per box. Ge To-Morrow Nii ae? Fo th, Rocketelle hmidt he sald, * Tv van’t be that Green We our hing about that ad. You see 1 eee to sixty-five men ould be mustered 0: pick up sin but 1 we must nes to fil our when ow I'm tough » down into 1 about that time that three highway men swarmed on him and tried to yob him at the Greenwich Railroad (ktep LOOKING + YOUNG. It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. The secret of keeping young is to must ‘eel fete your liver and howels—there's \\...° are gentle in effective, bring about that exuberance of Previou spirit, that natural buoyancy which {):*, should be enjoyed by every one, by ius iver and clearing’ the company Woy AIXty n We began if it Het Haut Hee AN hie ‘To-morrow and publisher's night Fathers have invited for this performance © lishers of and magazines CLOSING QUOTATIONS. tee br fae Station. He vee a stripling of only 190 pounds thfn, but he beat up the robbers so badly that the village po- Heeman took him to the station, leav ing the victims “out” on the platform. | f Later young Moore fell inv 4 different sort of Pighwaymen and ihey took him for all he had, #1 } ne acquainted with William : fumininis, the Nashy promote of having # sallow complex: \ rings under your eyes~ ‘a bilious look in your face Your w sickness bas hg from inactive bowels and liver. eee cena Edwards perfected a vegetable CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN P vith olive oll to act he liver and bowels, which he the ; 1 Fidwards’ Olive 10¢ and Advt. Aled, baat ‘ Ma Jul IT would surely rmanees sh ine | Lansing future night will be ¢ Toe Massie asbat t the editors nd pubs | all the New York Cailies Prospe the > day by jan revo! | ment tiangre from previous vloing ernment Province duly of the br Kram f State action « and Twill His wife to-day 8 | could ine S| bed with 2] tied in pl nati man Approved Conterence uring Fair Elections, Say sage to Dr. Ferrara Here. CUBAN LIBERALS’ REVOLT f petent or proper person to recelve hele hich there is a differen »pinion, ts of a speedy settiement « Cuban brought about, Dr. f t nd fr revi it was announced to- Oréstes ative here of the Li through Liberals by province Ferrara said he ‘om olution muarant Voited Si e recogni military a Vern with the approval Lansing, ( f Bushw motor for p is in conference « Cuba with the Liberal le these turn in line 1 States w we $\nad been out of work ¢ and disapp said Dr nde: have ton Fernandez of the Liberal Pa authorized na dee eived stating ta re Perrare can carry t ent made market with the fingers. This tiny ®\ lof wonders. megical drug discovered by a Cine bottle It led freee +! @ compound made from ‘Me -_ We| and Safety Mary T. 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Instantly the sore ton oe EEE you will find the corn or He An | @ Bcallus so shriveled and ui Ny oh loose that you just lift it ! ise ny nf with the finge cons You feel no pain or sow - ; ; 1 ness when applying tree APARTMENTS FURNISHED ‘ Pl ‘ ane oF niterwurds. I! COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $600 b oO does ve Late the ’ = Ganen O98). IEF Open Monday and Saturday Evenings EMS FOR INVESTORS. Just ask in any drug 166 ST. L STATION AT CORNER Hotor Co—Regular quarterly | gtore for a staull bottle of freenoue f $1 per share, payable March! ‘This will cost. but , . als will positively rid yo Or, ing feet of y hard corn, sof ° ‘ ear | or earn hetween the toes, to have arial stack. | AP | traesone Vee ' Stock Exchange will be made. yellow Jabel—Ads MARCH 5, BARGAIN DAY In addition to the March events mentioned in this atvertieemen ro Ny a a been Because of the inclement weather, all sales i eet ARGAIN DAY) advertised in Sunday’s papers will be ex- Remember—very often the biggest economies are to be | tended for tomorrow’s (Tuesday) selling. found among the ‘‘Not Advertised” specials, 1917, Annual Spring Sale of See the Displays of New Fashions On the Second Floor March Sales of China and Glass" Successfully Inaugurated In All Sections But that was a foregone conclusion, for the values offered Dress Goods Now in Progress This lot includes 8-Inch Bowls Celery Trays Mayonnaise Sets | are of a character surely not expected this year, when merchandise in years. Specimen values are printed here: 56-Piece American Porcelain Dinner Sete—pink floral decora- 55. 50 100.Piece American Porcelain Dinner Set#—conventional 5 | 1 50 100-Piece American Porcelain Dinner Selo—gold lace border $ if 100-Piece American Porcelain decoration; regularly $15.95; sale at... 95 border | Ico Tubs ‘Two-Handled Nappies Comports &- and 10-inch Vases is scarce (importations very limited) and prices the highest quoted ation; special at border decoration; at Dinner Sets—conventional 16, 95 v Cut Glass — Choice at ‘1.98 Jugs Water Bottles In Conjunction with Other Important Sales in Our Store Downstairs These Special Offerings of Lamps and Domes The Same with Three Light Pull | 8-Panel Leaded Fruit Border Domes = Electric Cluster 'G: 95 *6.95 inch Hexagon Dome with skirt|The Same with Three Pull Chain of fancy metal work; choice of | Socket for Elec- sed 95 amber, Nile or green; complete| "elt Jo for gas with strong candle power | 20-Inch Bent Panel Domes leaded complete for gas | li skirt, with pretty conventional | Inveetea ight outfit; 145 7B Sheil t worms Here 595 gas 6.8 oO) An excellent collection of ggher 22-Inch Large Bent Art Glass Panel Domes—with 6-in, bead ae! he ame for Lect 7 75 complete for gas; 5 Regie Don’t Miss Tuesday’s Sale of $2.00 WhiteVoile Blouses sy 4 5 In Dainty Styles. Specialat . A Rare Opportunity to Supply Your Blouse Needs for Spring and Early Summer at an Economy Price ‘The Same for Electricity—with three | !€aded domes in new and up-to- light pull chain socket a7 95) i designs, priced very much be- cluster | low regular in this sale, Extra Special! Men’s One-Button Rubber Arctics Red rubber soles thing for this weather. 500 pairs: sizes 6 10 9 Sale Tuesday at $1.49 Tuesday's Specials in White Goods & Domestics Bed Pillows — 300 “odd” pillows; filled with new feathers and covered with fancy ticking; regularly $1.25; each, at 79%. Just the All the blouses in this special fering are from our own Red Sheets—standard grade of superb, regular stocks, bleached muslin; torn size $ AE FLO AL ood eat 1 s $ f the prettiest and best selling 51x90 inches; each, at tylen shown. this season Sale of *4 &*5 Remnants of Table Damask 600 [WO AS ILLUSTRATED. “wre ” Aisi gaalig 37, 3 1 69 The price is reduced for Kingly $ , A this special sale simply be- | | F] : yard... 40% 1.0 b easel tsa rangee ant tones | | FOUSERS Pair what depleted in some of the styles, but all sizes up to 46 bust measure are represented Crash Toweling-~ bleached and unbleached kitchen and hand toweling, in lengths cf 10 yards; if sold by the yard, Ie Ie; 10 yards of | 25 Heavy Huck Towels tinen fin ished cotton; size 20x38 inches; soft and absorbent, regularly CASSIMERES, FINEST STRIPED WORSTEDS, THIB- ETS AND SERGES-—and an es- pecially good showing of blues and blacks. Fvery pair fully guaranteed. We insist that you bring that do not give entire tion. Men and ye Picture No. 1 shows « lace trimmed White Voile Blouse with color, front and back of allover white embroidery, out- lined with hemstitching Picture No, 2 to for a chic tail- than cost. 2le each; 6 ored blouse of Novelty Striped ths of every build sale for 94c and Dotted White Voile, with vestee and large collar of plain white voile will be fitted perfectly. Every j waist measure from 28 to 60 in- Turkish Towels extra large size; The several other models in this sule are equally good tyle and value, cluded heavy weight; bleached; these and are of White Voile, lace and embroidery trimmed or in combinations The sale price tomorrow-—$3— have slight mill imperfections; of both in many jostances averages less ie Quantities and sizes being limited, none of these biouses will be sent nor will Mail or Phone orders be filled if perfect, would sell ut 69. to 79¢; sale, today's regular whole 49 gach, at C. O. D. of on Approval We Are First to Announce 12 Records of Your A “Victrola Club” 3? Victrola XI (Price $100) in Mahogany or Oak, and " 12 Double- Face Records (Value Mis a Selection COMDIAIG: o 6h 5 ss one ce Those who take advantage of our “Club Plan" may ae thi sent home on our easy payment terms of °D Down and ry a Month Feature the complete, magnificent outfit wil have p he amount th 1 would pay ordinarily if you purchased tor va Victrola XI ¥ No ansaid the with Viewor Goods. aa + 4 Special Offering of ". i eee Granulated Sugar f rrunks, Traveling Bags mn Wall Paper and Suit C Limit, 10 Ib Ad at this price with Grocery p | an Suit Cases Orde o ” tees In “Room Lots Gésulne Cowlide Wrarelian Delicious Teas Our Own aeoentien We i ra Bags walrus grain, with A Roasting fayih tea on strong frame and solid ‘ie Aw RIES Let No, i—-bedroom s nine brass lock and catches; . wat $ n Stripe t ¢ leathe lined large and wea re ROL Th ly De i7 and 18 inches; Spe ot No.2 hing room, at 165: _ and hall papers; plain ontmea ar ase 1 35e 30 inches wide iwarh " ‘3s CSUs Baking Powder ' Arteetbe) om « se50| os ‘ * Pratl rai 1.75 Saat ora $19 pla atined ‘ \EVERBREAK A ote | ‘ $25 | an HOB TRUNKS gy 5