The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1917, Page 3

\ ‘ at , \ ‘ tas BVaewind wusls, suman TIME FOR AMERICA TO CORRECT HER UNPARDONABLE FAULT OF EXTRAVAGANCE, SAYS WILSON| — “This is the time for America to correct her unpardonable fault of wastefulness and extravagance. Let every man and every woman assume the duty of careful, provident use and expenditure as a public duty, as a dictate of patriotiom which no one can now expect ever to be excused or forgiven for ignoring.” i | e : i neon - - ciceiieiads aaceniaiaiitihd mat — a Agcwin iv, 1917, ARROGANT FOOD GAMBLERS ES oo Seah BIG RUSH TO NAW, “svi STAT CONFERENCE" s mreme av inty LM. HIRSCH FOR REMAINDER OF WAR, n|Sample Shoe Co. PREPARE FOR Bi ea eel INVENTOR, JNS gum READY FOR mt St 95,80 NO POTATO RELIEF INSIDE “by Seizure, THREE WEEKS, IF THEN. f ‘ px a » old an w, are main: | —_— > Peat nm guardship Scorpion has crops and elsownercre to-| to Enlist—Recruiting Work- Compelling fie to Farm 23 spe rake Sch pee Bete she le by} | j eral | day. ers at Marriage Bureaus. Part of Their ralalng | & news despateh from Con rding antl nople, quoting the Turkish newspaper | Sabah, which says the Scorpion waa| One of Plans. | Kinds of meats, potatoes, flour, onions, | weeks Food Shortage ais ‘tes Have] butter, exes and poultry Tnvsmuticie Falsely Claimed Now Be- at thines when the speculators were | cutting down the purchasing power | ja wiven twenty-four hours to leave, but | The Kreatna 1) was unable to do | *| ALBANY, April 16.—Gov. Whitman | was interned “in a Among the 228 young men who ap: us morning at the Naval Re- 7 probably ‘ (0 not have and therefore rdance with the White Washable Kid Pump, side comes a Reality. of a dollar until, in the hands of the | las but tried to make the pub, serve recruiting office ut No, 26 Cort and the Adjutant General's Depart; Hague Convention, seam, covered L, XV. heel. — housewife, it looked very much ke | yt Se the’ ceviemment, for the| Wendt Strect—the biggest morning ment began this afternoon the taak off WASHINGTON, April 15.—The tn Full line of Summer Mox'sls | ternment of the Scorpion has expected here for some time perfeotly in accord with ¢t senles of war, In a conference that] necessitating such action for a bollig erent) war sal not leaving port Within @ preseribed time. tho first real work of mobilization in} About two weeks ago the Navy De P Sst ‘i is partment cabled Ambassador Elkus New York was done siigeesting that the Scorpion leave INN CRMMnS | The Initial efforta fnctuded the] Turkish waters for the Black Sea, PR heunrt a « but Turkey objected to this on the n at remarkably low prices. vl is} 404-406 Sixth Av., N. Y. "et, 24h* rule «| throwing ail the resources of the 5, DOLLAR SHRINKING. | 4.0°%:2u" Mfty-cent piece of Civ aay ey ee cnavy. In apite of the|Erist yet—was Addison B, Gatling U.S. NG.) war days, the warehouses of the) stories printed In. trade papers to] Hartford, Conn, grandson of Dr. Gat ad Gountry. wei ro t help the upward trend of potatoes. |); adlbdtaal bhaseae 3 au ANA Whe calleouin wate te ne frets nlted ‘Sta es Government has not ling, inventor of the Gatling an, Trade Paper Admits Move-|load and the ratiroads were bringing| Ci tchased any extraordinary supplies! W"% enrolled as a seaman and sent ‘ : ; in fresh supplies by the hundreds of | o¢ ¢niy product. But it undoubtedly! to the Brooklyn Navy Yard 7 ment in Eggs Is Purely loads every week will buy very large quantities of EW) Gatling is twenty years old and a Cnaciulativ, Nl during that period and until now | potatoes, vg @XPert in Heht rapid fire ns Speculative. who! ‘ » apec The total increase of this yearal Pert in le pid ns, He? holesalers and the speculators % year | the ef ‘old [Crop of potatoes o year is nis h |¢ from 30 to 40 per 6 is the} fectivenoss of the armament of sub. stereotyped excuse, “Thore's @ short-| statement of the producers the State-men and material—tnto the took in all the counties in New York # in mind improver had but one answer, the sami 7 ) marine chasers and nth CAlt |G O64 bbe ee eee eee nee launching of expert workers into the ound h = call THE PURCHASING POWER ida) So0 Hote was 1c Wed Hs, Sid ‘potntors are new #0. a| nat! n ' Free eee sit GE HBAS GAHIIII UE! kround that that wea was practically| Hl a ‘ OF HOUSEWIFE’S DOLLAR |) Now ni again, just tor variety’s| barrel, | The new oneh, en tne es antuer, view Prastdent of |, Mf Rvelyn Crfmmins Is 10 be mar. eee ee ag | Turkey" ally, Gormaany. | FP COM ANS SHRINKS ALMOST HALF || sk», toey hautea this seemtn, pedi a ara 1 lag Git Mea tal Sadie: coca diay {tied to-day to Arthur C. Patterson at | nee and security, recruiting, frat Departure through the Dardaneties| | FACE POWDER, ' Son canes ||lobickl, arenes sik ae and $8 6 has Nowy ere a Ke bak’ com former me fs t portation, food production and con-| was thought impossible, and as a re i © purchase beef...... ..70cents || !oeical argument, ere “is reason to bellevo that th of t ven ment and an b hn D. Crim. | vation, co-operation with oxisting| mult a part of the crew went through lamb. [560 cents || the Allies.” On the heel ame |Government will ghortly fix a max-| oy, ; ; in VI ahih s bs " Austria into Switzerland before the| Mt ony Se on 9f par pork +50 cents || another stereotyped suggestion, plain- | imum price for foodstuffs, It is the enthusiast man was ace} op will a j organizations, aliens, Inatrution, medl-] Avetrla ito, Bwit ore country. th | Ee Pee Wasilla z purchase mutton. E2conte |i viamped with suspicion-viz, “Get | Only defnite pian now in sight to pre- | CePted as an because poor lise, sig i tise Henry {eat And hospital work and religious "0 purchase poultry. 80 cents arse mispl * | vent the food gamblers from selling| sight barred him fyom @ bwtter hacia icedtdipietaal eta ties enry | qamistance | | BA Gurshe 3B cents ‘our Congressman to vote £ avargything witha he ibaUpriond (fa Ta BROWN Gb Nes 416 late ewart Patterson, will be his beat |"UNiO oS covernor will notity FLAG PRICES “BOOSTED: 30cente |ivargo on all food prod beyond human endt i [man sp eaeges % purcha +» BB conte 1) Whon the ie oO upon. every” “housawive. Hera in New | te Business Men's Committes lected to take the load In bi paper Q 0 purcha + 58 % ve po h of two meatleas daya| #erption, was accepted as a preparation of New York for her part ——— | L163 cents | 7 per 4 | n le @ freer use of fruits High School were enlisted, patriots fell back to th tate will take the lead in in Naval Reserve. The Evening World presents ms tietdhies and veiled 6 Dean McCrodden, foot captain; J » ite National Guard units the ince America Got Info the with another instalment of its High pe FOY ADVISES CUTTING DOWN({™. Kyte, by 1 cay Palmer ¢ moment the War Department tukes War, Is Charge. Living Schedules | brief review of ON FOOD. Cumming nis and John © dle off of the Guard WASHINGTON, April 16.—The firs Cost of yer has shown ies «ve ot ban aut Bell, leader of the team. Under a proclamation of the Gov- sed Soe, hee oe oh eh | % October this newspay pa | The ning World du from now * says P. War was carried + p rr, the farmers are urged to as- ar speculation’ wa MADE FROM nd indisputable figures | months is necessary in i th ar slogan fed into the camps of} ernor, the fa sare Urged brought officially to the front to-day bs 4 pearey 2 iuis necessaries of life | pare the housewrfe for the Let ber! the “Marriage Bure kers” both | semb at central points in’ thetr| wher § acerdared ah eaae | OLD CARPETS » the recelpts 0: 00 - , must face. In 8: lcounties next Saturday to hear re- | New York and Brook! " e wation by the Mederal Trade Commu New Youu RUG.CO. ede 55 re: ho: iy tho iyn mor T hed " 1 others pinks at this port, figures 5 wing 1/she has been y riage bureaus to-day i sein atl eka useful on eck nt the [fPorw and form plans to meet food |aion of charges that prices on Am al ORIENTAL RUG COPNEWARK NJ. etudious and effective eff of £004 | tomptuously tilehed by exe twelve Uni Stat Marines, de an t the eel or ax signalmen [| Preduction problems, ean flags have jumped 100 to goo gamblers to maintain abnormal potato gamblers, onlon gam tailed for purpose m Marine Hadid: 6 in the U.S. Navat J] The Governor will mend to the Ty cent. wince America got Into the : he face of abun- [ter gamblers und other foodstuit iti eadc era at . Sexerve AT ONC islatare a message urging an appro- {Senator — Pomere introduced wholesale prices in the ane t tr gaucablers ahe must aow look forws oe a arts ahh ; No. 24! 0 ate AT NCK so that th pelaiionvae ici ae the (Fenolution asking the prove d oved by receipts; | to no permanent re There is none enty- Street by Capt. on when wanted ation © CHICAGO, Apr 6. —o that during this period there pad in sigh e brief period nye Mg ng ; 5 indings 26 Cortlandt Street, cords from twenty-five of Chica, of slightly reduced prices now and again during the next ycar--but every sign of the produce markets is nore ono y TRY THIS JAPANESE frou) sic wires ooucan was! | tural Servi mmittes largest A mobilization of school boys to| seized to-d will be tuken t aaeeaeeneceneanes | Work on the farms will begin on} |i Fe 1 Jury Investigating alleg do price manipula Wednesday, when members of the! jor or the Heand vt What, When and ‘field start of the State Departinent] house records x men were under orders not to king institutions: m 1 short never been ely campaign, but 1 1 | | masses of liter 3 | | atic posters with which Ware. SHRUNK. uiting enthustase of Kau : t : . r ° hc hsinored in , cducation will Initlate the movo- CORN REM REMEDY | What the food speculator cried out * BNE OF Pe ee TNO ROM ARO LOD How to Plant. SAE Hy contacting Witt ceonbol pri ss as an excuse for continued increases ey aptly which has returned from its trip ary oy Sonsere: fi: : sins wi pr T; d ‘namely, SHORTAGE OF PRODUC throughout the Eastern D’ 16 PAGE ILLUSTRATED cipain und superintendents through- uesda Reducti Caste Little, but Does the sot Does the Werk Quickly. . ié now an indisputable fa last baling New Have out the State, —s yy eductions No Pain—No Soreness. area of production in t i Hates Handbook —— Service of school boye on the farm OF THE EVENING WORLD'S will be compulsory, Novas who hav N S .. i Home GardenLeague had farm training or who have gained ew pring ul Ss FREE some knowledge of farm labor will ) t To Ev ning World Readers SATURDAY, APRIL 21, Rboeiatenasiht 2c ceo 4 Late in A rrival 7 ° nade to-d poe Appearance on Long » touring the town, Corn sufferers ose and listen. r from suiticient to meet needs here at home--and tes will undoubtedly ome help in feeding the clviilan populations | | with I wet right od hows for yather rou Here's it carries a Lewis macain gun and is manned from the in a curr this etty by the trade The real “Corn K ia here at last. Yeo-Mint, the New Dircovery made from | @ Japanese product, 4 to surely an @quiekly end all foot ‘Hari corns, soft t of whor od picked for the first line of this A bent and aged man shuf Navy Re ing Headau No. 34 Hast Twenty-third St morning. He was Daniel 1 ormerly a skipper of the Hack Ball line of clippe nowith @ market bass her hand, has shrunk in the last six months uatit h exactly 69 10 cents. ured by 1. Q, show- | sing power of a dollar | Clip out and sign coupon | votow and man with to | JOHND, TO SEEIN DEATH | Designed to Sell One-Third LONG ESTRANGED BROTHER Higher ward, and n address, to The Evening World Home Garden h of two of that Think of itt ft his moment is printed 0 ahipa that League, 63 Park Row, New eseling, soothing and real foot at this moment is printed in another | sh tha r nce Old Glory fa York City, De araesnts tt as me 50 rene sate. awed ae rue Rad Brind pat r Naturday, April 2 Will Attend Funeral of Frank ne it sou have cracked of Siectiat Snug Harbor, 8. 1, but at any of | The World , Nan eggs [all kinda of meats; potatoes have ad- | Ne ee val i. on 3 , ' Tron 7 ; pound, and sug: o . al rticle pr ar ‘ \ oD The death yesterday in Cleveland, reta ow in the ‘York district pu O,, of Frank Kockefeller alone ended the barrel is very sorry he sold ¢ Thursday lust to $13.50 on” Friday finally, in’ anothe etting any-| “OF course the new 8 hols expe tho neventeen-ye r feud between him and his brother, John D, Mr, Rocke. who has. auffere Br ¥ parka te der feet can THE EVENING WORLD'S HOME GARDEN LEAGUE of all. Intended for ter comfort t nts a As the latest arrivals always are—the most interesting suits y nderiuing basia of the long waits at t 6 ; selling, but had to. y their noe should be| market is entirely speculative, There tquarters InN N HANDBOOK COUPON, feller died from exhaustion following turn in the tailor shops. Now ould AL va ae alate ib ea Fe a 8° are about 110 and 120 cars of egos one 1 Avenue . | This coupon entities ane ation several mouths ago. He laced with the 818. 50 = t men he feet a few conte Grda up to Unde rec | the tracks (Chicago) at all times be and Sixth Avenuo, 1 expressed no « Q see his eldest pine Be" SARA QEROF . show that} traded back and forth T |there w cases re:|13 proof Sot at ceived in th week, tne | World ha: ‘trade week.” But eggs are to be the food gamt nere will be four examinut first at 10.1 ment. | brother or sett Ifferences be- day, net five your poor, tied: Ceyeung feet the treat of thelr lives, Jeinothing bette —aart. }twen th Announcement wa }that John D, and a Homespuns~—-Whipcords Poplins—Poiret Twills AN URNOLESSTA DOSES ENS DOD ERER TA SERENTESSURS ONSTAR SEE AO ONES TSENG to one Garden Handbook. branch: offices a | Ktockefeller, f F OO ayy Hee at : Speaket oHim tor 17 Years, yew —— andl WAT MAN AWA UNOUNONUNNNMNNENEOME. | Would attend {he fune Gabardinea—Serges : veluck to-n¢ Tac enloeas (iisyaotles aie this 4 y ; e he three broth entire scale of Spring's most ‘ triotle and eager to learn, and! ship when John D demanded — shades. — Correct < models—trim in figure and lined with exquisite silks. | ( Four of the Finest Each year many thousands of visitors—sometimes hun- dreds in one day—are ushered through the spotlessly clean modern factories of the Postum Cereal Company, and are made acquainted, through the famous “open door” policy, with the methods used in producing rin th ( eos in large! the plans in oll wh | | rr i ¥ come succenst Inc ble Suit A t. MI RATE OF 1 000 k DAY ihe force ‘ wen waned beat iron ae Ane $25 to 373 from the Sta nd that Z No Charge for Alterations had taken a yow never n to speak t eldest brother, John D. I Recruiting Keeps Up Danie a rh : : if , a hl Plant These Now Nineteen West 34th Street | to “Do Your Bit” Ry Brooklyn: Downtown: | Newark: * or9160-462 Fulton St. | 14-16 W, Ith St. | Broad & Park Sts, Postum .. . instant Postum i A ' . cash r in Food Cr Grape-Nuts and Post Toasties ma a eae TKING « devs tnt men pactioe—cook 1 sal # ok ing it requires only common sense. But fla- |7 ’ id voring it—that is art. Add to your skill the art 2 “heh aevne gots, April 15.00.22 of that delicious flavor of genuine Mexican Vanilla No other food is quite so fine for building brain and brawn 1 ‘ ‘ mond oabbag ; brought to its perfection in as Grape-Nuts. No other drink quite so excellent for the ' er Apr , ©1919 Jos. BuRHE FT 6, relief of harassed “coffee nerves” as Postum. No other v pins cereal breaktast food quite so delicious and satisfying as Sritiegedonenteg YP 5 Soha PAE ggg eam gimaantas ' i ak for Sunk j . b ‘i EX1KACT Post Toasties. NNT) Teapots aliared inthe ap frente in ristocrat pe, : ; phen 1} original tissue wrappers, hd TONIC FAMILY The trip through the plant is interesting. You are invited | Phone your dealer, b Sey Ty Wee to take it when you come to Battle Creek. It conveys an A to keop «us x weasan, | Alps 2 ’ ial ; DIGESTION idea of the immensity of the pure food movement. | Sunkist Cony totion of Sones far Decenudlin Competent guides are always in attendance. Uniformly Good ‘ Oranges | Menis Impart ' ale arts Postum Cereal Company, Battle Creek, Mich, cous fee | Ind a