The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1917, Page 13

Police Clerks Will Train. Fifty civilian clerks at Police Head- quarters petitioned Commissioner Woods for permission to organize for gyi training. It was granted with commissioner's congratulations, Ldout. Charles E. Schoficid was assigned to act as driilmaster. WOMAN SICK * TWO YEARS Could Do No Work. low Strong as a Man. RAILWAYS USED $295,000 IN ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN Publicity Chief Gives Figures in Answering Brotherhood Charge $3,000,000 Was Spent. Frank Fayant, who has charge of pwolicity matters for the National Committee of Railway Managers, in answer to @ charge emanating from Brotherhood sources that the rafl- roads spent $3,000,000 in influencing the press by purchasing advertising space in which to discredit the unions and the Adamson Law, gave out to- day the figures of actual advertising expenses since last June when both sides begfn an advertising campaign, Two advertisements presenting the rallroad side of the controversy wer placed in every country weekly news- paper and three advertisements in every daily newspaper in the United States, a total of 13,865 weekly pub- lieations and 2,170 daily publications and a grand total of 16,085 papers. Agricultural journals and national magazines were aso used, The total expense of the advertis- ing campaign, Mr. Fayant's figures show, wus $295,000. 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Pinkham's Vege table Compound is the standard rem- | edy for female ills dia O'BRYAN, ago, TY Pinkh: ‘WHITMAN STANDS FIRM ON “BOXING MUST 60” If Frawley Law Isn't Repealed He May Cut Out Appropriation for Commission, from 4 Stal Coremvon Frening World } ALBANY, March 21 whit- man 1s determined to force the repeal of the Frawley Boxing Law, accord- {ng to information that came to-day to the legislative Jers, With the Davis bill reported favorably by the Assembly, the word has gone down the line that there will be no com- promise on the part of the Executive Chamber and that the must die July 1. In response to the suggestion of a sub-committee of Senators that a compromise be reached by which a single headed commission should suc- ceed the triumvirate over-lords of boxing, the Governor {s said to have decreed thumbs down on the boxing Special lent of The Gov. When YOU Look in the Mirrar does YOUR| Face Look Mottled, Discolored & Wrinkled, | or Clear, Fatr & Lonely? commission Créme Toka on ROSEATED Banishe TAMAR cue. Ho ts reported to have de. MGC Mh trata cided that, In the event the Ls < 4 lature does not repeal the F APMRSYLIEME act, he will exercise his executive prerogative and strike from the ap Many u hollow-cheoked propriation bill all provision for the looking woman has payment of the salaries and expenses made herself look. m ion ft n would leave the com- mission where it w to shut up shop or fin ——— 1 elther have itself, 20 AUTO SPEEDERS PUNISHED \y Se d Offenders Get Jail Sent “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 21, 1917, the U boats might get angry 1¢ you called them great. Recent tough winter natural! ALL IN THE DAY’S NEWS Signs of Spring Here wes, for “Spring Hass stiti going varetoot. Sprung”’ and “Potatoes at a Fashionable Din- ner Were Nearly as Large as Diamonds,”’ Harbinger—Bes.des That, ‘Russians Have Put a|® "0% marriage happy i @ dl: Nick in Nick’’—“Ladies’ Spring Fashions Display Almost as Much Genius as Anatomy. By Arthur (‘Bugs’’) Baer. Copyright, 1917, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). New York statistics for 1916 reveal a Sure that the only thing necessary to make Patriots are drilling on Governors Island with brooms, Seems a shame | that they can't be equipped with mod- ern vacuum cleaners. | Getting more and more apparent} that the Slamese twins weren't the only ones who lead a double life. In case of war, patriotic instalment | house agent ounce that they will fat their ears, men have He Scientist says that \ll their weight below = | was a thin sctentist. ICRI «OCEAN Plan to defend New York by allow- ing invaders to capture subway. Then | charge ‘em @ big ransom to take It! off their hands, Spring has sprung. Only absolute monarchies now left . are Turkey and janito put a nick in Nick. - - Cincinnati woman cause her husband at ners that would have t hadn't been for the b Russtans have ta divorce be- nded stag din- en stag if it les, Doesn't seem to be much of an in- clination stock brokers to how! for an elght-hour day State-wide Rhode wide. prohibtion won't affect Island much, State ain't very it tries to visit the President with Doc Bryan again talked @ lot last] pyguring from Hayti and England, | a © to make war shorter by week without saying anything, an island is a body of land entirely| fighting in the last trench first, a Lye surrounded by trouble, — Potatoes recently seen at fashion- | a Later years may prove that this able dinner were nearly as large as| Latest developments show that we was more hysterical than his won't have to go to war. diamonds, It will come to us. | Lecturer claims that a woman ts . eines Nobody has ever taken advantage jou when her idea of a beauty spot 18) syoney given to Hindoos to start a {of the cessation of Dr, Parkhurat's a porous plaster. Was in todla never got there, Just | @rthly activities in order to translate - . gee: de Descending Stal id | like Jing a cabbage leaf by a rab-| t Nude Descending Stairway Threatened strike and tie-up of! pit, from the original cubist cypher. |transportation facilities failed to ex- - —- cite any interest among students of! We don't want you to stand behind M f our volunteer patriots seem | Sing Sing the President if you have a knife up| willing start In as a general and | ea your sleeve. work way up. We are not at war with Germany, ane | = but if we wallop you and you defend American merchant ve still Scheme to model women's fashions yourself, we are fighting, ain't we? | have the freedom of the both | irter early colonial events should be _ above and bel Mostly below nipped in the bud. Wasn't Manhattan | Ladies’ spring fashions display al-) Giving the Philippines thelr free-| Island bought for a string of beads? |most as much genius as anatomy. dom at the pr giving a cat would be lik ondensed milk | Revolt started in Cuba apparently on the idea that one nm revolution would never noticed in a fly- | wheel, with no can o; CASTORIA For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years | Always bears ol Vitti be 1 Suffragette and for that the 8 should dem a place in the skirt sun, shadow season is High cost of food scandal was ac- |celerated by the arrest of a Jot restaurant proprietor accused most here, oe (eam ~ | Signature of all home f, ,of diluting an oyster stew with pearls. | ger i Me > 1s again 1 | eae a kitten with walnut shells on its | we interned man prisoners feet, escaped from Pennsylvania into New — | Jersey, if you call that escaping The Danes who going to dety QR‘ gE | | piv lg . aA aH ; yp 2 4 Others Ave Fine ont ‘‘é f than twenty auto sp fimpie ed to-day before Matat " in the Traffie Court Fines or n 7 tences were Imposed in all ea ate eS ae SIXTH AVE.. 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